Smack That was released in 2006 as the lead single from Akon's second album Konvicted, featuring a guest verse and production from Eminem. The track became a worldwide chart hit and a staple of 2000s pop and hip hop playlists. Eminem's closing section in particular has been clipped and shared on soundboards and social media, where fans isolate it from Akon's chorus to replay the flow on its own. Its continued use reflects lasting nostalgia for the era when Akon and Eminem dominated radio together.
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Eminem's verse from Akon's 2006 hit Smack That, the energetic rap breakdown fans clip for music edits, memes, remixes and reaction videos online.
This clip isolates Eminem's guest verse from Smack That, his collaboration with Akon. Over the bouncy, club-ready beat, Eminem delivers a rapid, confident flow packed with playful bragging and tight internal rhymes that contrast with Akon's smooth hook. The energy lifts instantly when his voice enters, shifting the song from a sleek R&B groove into a sharper rap moment. Listeners recognise the cadence and tone immediately, which makes the excerpt stand out even without the full track. It captures the mid-2000s pop-rap sound where catchy hooks and star verses drove every chorus.
