The excerpt comes from "How You Like That," the 2020 comeback single by South Korean group BLACKPINK, released ahead of their first full studio album. The track's music video became one of the most-watched premieres on YouTube at the time, and its chant-led chorus was widely clipped for short-form edits. On soundboards the segment circulates as a standalone reaction and intro sound, detached from the full song, because the hook is self-contained, instantly identifiable to K-pop fans, and works without any lyrical context.
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A short clip from BLACKPINK's How You Like That music video, the punchy K-pop hook fans use for edits, intros and upbeat reaction moments.
This is a short musical excerpt taken from BLACKPINK's "How You Like That" music video, built around the song's bold, chant-like hook. The snippet is driven by bright synths, heavy bass hits and confident group vocals that feel instantly assertive. Because the phrase is so recognisable, even at just over five seconds it works like an audio sting, giving a video a confident, high-energy lift the moment it drops in and making the subject of the edit feel larger than life.