It's Not Unusual was released by Tom Jones in 1965, written by Les Reed and Gordon Mills, and became his signature hit, reaching number one in the UK and the top ten in the United States. Decades later the song found a second life online thanks to the famous Carlton dance from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, where the character grooves to the track in a beloved recurring gag. That clip turned the brassy opening into a widely shared meme, and short trims like this one now circulate as punchlines, ringtones and reaction sounds across social platforms.
About this sound
A trimmed snippet of Tom Jones belting the famous opening of his 1965 hit It's Not Unusual, ideal for punchlines, meme edits and reaction moments.
This three-second trim captures the unmistakable moment Tom Jones bursts into the chorus of his 1965 smash, voice soaring over punchy brass with total swagger. The opening phrase is so famous that most listeners recognize it within a single beat, which makes the clip an instant attention grabber even at this length. It lands with a warm, retro energy that feels playful rather than dated, and the abrupt cut gives it a snappy, sample-like quality. Whether it opens a video, punctuates a joke or loops as a notification, the sound delivers pure sixties charisma in one compact burst.