What's My Name is a song by Rihanna featuring Drake, released in 2010 as a single from her album Loud, and it became a major international hit built around its catchy, call-and-response chorus. The short question from the title works perfectly on its own, which is why soundboard users have lifted it as a standalone clip for introductions and identity jokes. On short-form video and meme edits, it survives because the line is instantly recognisable, easy to place over a reveal, and still carries the confident pop energy of the original track.
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The short Rihanna clip asking what's my name, taken from her 2010 hit with Drake, used for introductions, reveals and playful identity moments in videos.
This is a brief, bright vocal snippet in which Rihanna sings the question what's my name over a light, rhythmic pop backing, her voice playful and confident rather than angry or dramatic. The clip lasts only a few seconds, so the hook lands instantly and leaves space for a visual punchline to follow. Heard on its own, it feels flirty, cheeky and self-assured, like a character stepping forward and demanding to be recognised. That tone is why it works so well as an introduction: the audience hears the question, expects an answer, and stays watching to see who appears, what name flashes up, or how the joke resolves.