We Will Rock You was written by Queen guitarist Brian May and released in 1977 on the album News of the World, where it was paired with We Are the Champions as a closing anthem for concerts. May designed the stomp-clap rhythm so audiences could join in without instruments, and it quickly became a fixture at sports stadiums around the world. Decades later, the pattern remains instantly recognisable in films, adverts and online edits, because it turns any crowd, team or creator into a single unified chant.
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The stomping, clapping intro to Queen's We Will Rock You, a stadium anthem used for hype moments, sports entrances and crowd singalongs in videos and edits.
This clip captures the instantly recognisable opening of Queen's We Will Rock You, built on two heavy foot stomps followed by a sharp handclap, repeated in a driving rhythm that sounds like a whole stadium joining in. There are no lyrics in this section, just that pounding beat and the feeling of a crowd about to erupt, which makes it feel powerful even on a phone speaker. It creates instant anticipation, as if something big is about to happen, and listeners often find themselves stomping and clapping along before the guitars arrive.
