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Beerus KSI 2

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An 8 second clip from the KSI and Randolph track Beerus, named for the Dragon Ball destroyer god. Creators use it for anime edits and hype intros.

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An 8 second clip from the KSI and Randolph track Beerus, named for the Dragon Ball destroyer god. Creators use it for anime edits and hype intros.

This short clip pulls the hard hitting moment from Beerus, the KSI and Randolph track named after the Dragon Ball Super god of destruction. The beat lands heavy and confident, with a boastful rap energy that feels larger than life in just a few seconds. It plays like a power up, turning an ordinary entrance or highlight into something threatening and cool. Viewers instantly read it as dominance and swagger, which is why editors drop it over anime fights, gym clips and gaming moments where someone is about to take over.

Pro-tip

Place the drop right as your subject steps into frame or lands a hit, and let the full eight seconds breathe without dialogue over it. Pair it with a quick zoom and bass shake, and avoid looping it back to back.

Hoe mensen het gebruiken

Drop over an anime character powering up edit.
Use as a hype intro for gaming highlights.
Play when walking in with main character energy.
Add to gym clips before a heavy lift.

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Beerus was released in 2018 by British creators KSI and Randolph, taking its name and attitude from Beerus, the god of destruction first seen in Dragon Ball. The track built on both men's large YouTube followings and on anime fandom, so short excerpts quickly moved into edits and soundboards. Fans cut the most forceful seconds for reactions and entrances, and that clipped form kept circulating long after the full song, giving anime and gaming editors a ready made cue for confidence and power.

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What is the Beerus KSI sound?

This is a short clip from Beerus, the 2018 track by KSI and Randolph. Named after the Dragon Ball god of destruction, the excerpt captures the song's heavy beat and confident rap delivery in just over eight seconds of audio.

Where does the name Beerus come from?

Beerus is the god of destruction in the Dragon Ball series, known for his calm manner and overwhelming power. KSI and Randolph borrowed that image for their track, using the character as a symbol of dominance and untouchable confidence in battle.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it under entrances, power up edits, gaming highlights and gym clips where a person or character needs to look dominant. The short length works best as a single impact moment rather than as background music underneath speech or longer scenes.