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Money for Nothing was released by Dire Straits in 1985 on the album Brothers in Arms, written by Mark Knopfler with a contribution from Sting, who sings the I want my MTV intro. The song topped charts in the United States and became one of the band's signature hits, helped by its early computer animated video on MTV. The that's the way you do it line comes from the chorus, sung from the perspective of working men watching rock stars, and that contrast is why the clip still works for work and money jokes online.
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Clip of Dire Straits singing that's the way you do it from Money for Nothing, used for success moments, work wins and classic rock edits online.
This short clip captures Mark Knopfler delivering the line that's the way you do it over the tight guitar and drum groove of Money for Nothing. The vocal is dry, knowing and slightly amused, sitting right on top of that famous riff driven pulse. It lasts only a few seconds but feels instantly recognisable to anyone who knows the song. Creators use it as a knowing nod when someone handles a job cleanly or finds an easy way to make money, letting the lyric do the bragging without extra explanation needed.
