Temperature is a dancehall song by Jamaican artist Sean Paul, released in 2005 from his third album The Trinity. Built on the Applause riddim, it became his third number one single on the US Billboard Hot 100 in 2006 and a worldwide club hit. The distinctive chorus and beat kept it in rotation long after release, and short clips resurfaced on social media for party edits, summer posts, and throwback content celebrating mid 2000s dancehall.
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Sean Paul Temperature clip from the 2005 dancehall hit, featuring the catchy chorus hook used in edits, party videos, and nostalgic throwback posts.
This clip pulls the infectious chorus from Sean Paul's Temperature, built around his rapid Jamaican patois delivery over a driving dancehall beat. The hook repeats the title word with a bouncy, call and response energy, layered with synths and a tight rhythm that instantly signals heat and movement. It sounds bright, confident, and made for dancing, even in a short excerpt. Listeners recognise it within seconds, which gives any video an immediate early 2000s party feeling and a burst of nostalgia before the beat drops away.