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Lazarbeam g'day gooday intro

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LazarBeam's iconic opener 'G'day G'day, you bloody legends' from the Australian YouTuber's gaming videos. Creators drop it to open Fortnite clips and edits.

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LazarBeam's iconic opener 'G'day G'day, you bloody legends' from the Australian YouTuber's gaming videos. Creators drop it to open Fortnite clips and edits.

The clip captures LazarBeam's trademark greeting in his thick Australian accent: a cheery, rapid-fire 'G'day G'day, you bloody legends' delivered with the high-energy grin of a creator about to dive into chaos. It lasts under a second, punchy and instantly recognisable to anyone who has watched his Fortnite and gaming videos. The double 'G'day' lands like a drumbeat, and the 'bloody legends' flatters the listener, which is exactly why editors love it — it makes any audience feel like insiders before the real clip even starts.

Pro tip

Drop this at the very first frame, before any gameplay or facecam appears, and let it breathe for a beat. Pair it with a quick zoom into the action, but never loop it — the greeting loses its punch on a second play.

How people use it

Opening a Fortnite montage with Aussie energy.
Greeting viewers at the start of gaming streams.
Punching up a reaction clip's cold open.
Captioning a mate's epic win in edits.

More information

LazarBeam, the Australian YouTuber whose real name is Lannan Eacott, built one of gaming's biggest channels on Fortnite videos and chaotic challenge content, opening nearly every upload with 'G'day G'day, you bloody legends'. The greeting became his signature during his rise in the late 2010s, when his Fortnite highlights dominated gaming feeds. Fans clipped the intro and spread it across meme soundboards, where it now sits alongside other Fortnite meme sounds like the Fortnite default dance bass boost, used as a tongue-in-cheek Aussie salute for any clip.

FAQ

What does LazarBeam say in his intro?

He says 'G'day G'day, you bloody legends' — a classic Aussie double greeting followed by a compliment to his viewers. It opens most of his videos and has become his trademark line across the gaming community.

Who is LazarBeam?

LazarBeam is the online name of Lannan Eacott, an Australian YouTuber famous for Fortnite videos, gaming challenges and comedy edits. He is one of the most-subscribed gaming creators from Australia.

Why do creators use this sound?

It is a fast, friendly cold open that instantly sets a playful tone. Dropping LazarBeam's greeting at the start of a clip borrows his hype energy and tells viewers something fun is about to happen.