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A clip of Purple Lamborghini by Skrillex and Rick Ross, with its dark trap beat and luxury hook. Creators use it for car reveals, flex edits and hype montages.

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A clip of Purple Lamborghini by Skrillex and Rick Ross, with its dark trap beat and luxury hook. Creators use it for car reveals, flex edits and hype montages.

This is an eleven-second excerpt from Purple Lamborghini, the 2016 trap collaboration between Skrillex and Rick Ross. It opens with Ross's low, confident delivery over Skrillex's dark, distorted bass and sharp hi-hats, built around the repeated luxury-car hook. The production feels heavy, sleek and slightly menacing, with deep 808s and a cinematic swagger. For a viewer, it instantly signals wealth, power and high status, which is why it lands so well under slow-motion entrances, supercar footage and dramatic reveals where the goal is pure flex.

Pro tip

Drop the clip right as headlights turn on or a car door opens, and let the bass hit on the reveal frame. Pair it with slow zoom and engine revs. Avoid dialogue underneath, since Ross's vocal and the 808s will clash and muddy the mix.

How people use it

Showcasing a new car in a reveal video.
Flexing outfits or jewelry in slow motion.
Introing a gaming montage with heavy energy.
Highlighting luxury lifestyle clips for social videos.

More information

Purple Lamborghini was released in 2016 as a collaboration between Skrillex and Rick Ross for the Suicide Squad soundtrack. Built around trap production and Ross's verses about luxury cars, it became closely tied to supercar culture online. Short excerpts spread through car edits, flex compilations and gaming montages on social video platforms, where the heavy bass made it ideal for reveals. It remains popular because the hook is instantly recognizable and the production still sounds aggressive and cinematic nearly a decade later.

FAQ

Where is the Purple Lamborghini sound from?

It comes from Purple Lamborghini, a 2016 trap song by Skrillex and Rick Ross released for the Suicide Squad soundtrack. The clip features Ross's vocals over Skrillex's dark, bass-heavy production built around the luxury-car hook.

Who performs Purple Lamborghini?

The track is performed by American DJ and producer Skrillex with rapper Rick Ross. Ross handles the verses and hook while Skrillex produced the instrumental, which is why both artists are credited on most releases of the song.

How do creators use this sound in edits?

Creators usually place it under car reveals, flex edits and hype montages, timing the bass drop to a visual reveal. It works best with slow motion, engine sounds and quick cuts, and without dialogue competing with the vocals.