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Ai ai se eu te pego

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The catchy 'ai ai se eu te pego' chorus from Michel Teló's 2011 sertanejo smash, used worldwide as a meme sound for edits, football clips and party moments.

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The catchy 'ai ai se eu te pego' chorus from Michel Teló's 2011 sertanejo smash, used worldwide as a meme sound for edits, football clips and party moments.

This is the instantly recognisable chorus hook from Michel Teló's sertanejo smash 'Ai Se Eu Te Pego': a bright, chant-like vocal line over a bouncy accordion-driven rhythm. In just over a second it captures the song's flirty, party-starting energy, the melody lifting exactly the way it does in the full chorus. Viewers who have heard the global hit feel a jolt of recognition and celebration, which is why the snippet works as comic punctuation — it turns an ordinary reveal, goal or dance clip into something that feels like a fiesta.

Pro tip

Drop it on the beat of the reveal, catch or goal, and cut the video to its rhythm. Layer crowd noise underneath for sports edits, but keep dialogue clear of it — at 1.2 seconds the hook buries fast. Never loop it more than twice.

How people use it

Football goal compilations celebrating a last-minute winner.
TikTok edits revealing a surprising before-and-after transformation.
Party montages synced to the beat of the chorus.
Meme clips where someone dramatically grabs an object.

More information

'Ai Se Eu Te Pego' is a sertanejo song by Brazilian singer Michel Teló, released as a single in 2011. It exploded across Europe and Latin America in 2012, topping charts in countries including Spain, Italy and the Netherlands, helped by viral videos of footballers — Cristiano Ronaldo famously danced to the chorus during goal celebrations. The infectious hook became one of the most recognisable party refrains of the decade. Short clips of the chorus now circulate online as meme audio for sports edits, celebration montages and dance videos, still riding the song's feel-good reputation.

FAQ

What is the 'Ai ai se eu te pego' sound?

It is a short clip of the chorus from Michel Teló's 2011 sertanejo hit 'Ai Se Eu Te Pego'. The bouncy vocal hook is one of the most recognisable party refrains of the 2010s, so creators use it as a punchy celebration or meme sound.

Where is the song 'Ai Se Eu Te Pego' from?

It is a Brazilian sertanejo song by Michel Teló, released in 2011. It became a worldwide phenomenon in 2012, topping charts across Europe and Latin America after footballers such as Cristiano Ronaldo danced to it during goal celebrations.

How do creators usually use this sound?

Most place it on the beat of a reveal, goal or celebration in short videos, often paired with sports clips, party montages or dance edits. It works best as a quick burst of energy, since the clip lasts just over a second.