Fetty Wap released Trap Queen in 2014 and it became a breakout hit in 2015, turning its opening lines into a widely quoted pop culture catchphrase. The number 1738 refers to Rémy Martin 1738 cognac, a reference tied to his Remy Boyz crew name. As the song spread through radio, Vine, and later TikTok, the short greeting was clipped on its own for entrances and reactions. Its mix of rap hook and memorable first seconds keeps it in rotation for edits long after the chart run.
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Fetty Wap's 1738 intro from Trap Queen with the ay I'm like hey what's up hello line, used for entrances, greetings and meme edits on social media.
This clip captures the opening hook from Fetty Wap's Trap Queen, starting with the shouted 1738 reference before sliding into the laid back ay I'm like hey what's up hello greeting. The delivery is melodic and instantly recognisable, half sung and half rapped over the familiar beat. It feels confident and flirtatious rather than aggressive, which is why a short entrance line became so quotable. Listeners hear it as a cool arrival announcement, the kind of moment that turns an ordinary walk in or hello into a performance with swagger and humor.
