Controlla is best known as a 2016 track by Drake from the album Views, built on a dancehall and Caribbean pop influence that helped bring that sound further into mainstream pop. The 1 Gaza tag points to Jamaican dancehall slang linked to Vybz Kartel and his Gaza movement, which is why the two names often appear together in edits and reuploads. Short excerpts like this eleven second version circulate on soundboards and social video, reused as a quick musical identity for confident, laid back clips rather than as a full song.
About this sound
An 11 second music clip of Controlla with a Gaza intro shout, a dancehall style excerpt used for edits, transitions and short video soundtracks.
This clip opens with a shouted 1 Gaza tag before dropping into the smooth, mid tempo groove of Controlla. The sound is warm and rhythmic, built around a dancehall beat, soft synth chords and a laid back vocal feel that rolls without a hard drop. It lasts just over eleven seconds, long enough to set a confident, summery mood but short enough to loop cleanly. Listeners get an instant sense of swagger and calm at the same time, which makes the excerpt feel cool rather than loud, and easy to recognise from its opening seconds alone.