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WHATS UP YOUTUBE

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The classic 'What's up YouTube' voice intro, the energetic vlogger greeting opening thousands of videos. Great for parody intros, gaming edits and meme videos.

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The classic 'What's up YouTube' voice intro, the energetic vlogger greeting opening thousands of videos. Great for parody intros, gaming edits and meme videos.

This six-second voice clip captures the most recognisable greeting on the platform: an upbeat creator saying 'What's up, YouTube' like every vlog opening you've ever heard. The delivery is loud, friendly and slightly exaggerated, with the punchy rhythm that instantly signals a new video is starting. It works because viewers have heard some version of it a thousand times, so dropping it into an edit triggers instant recognition, a knowing smile and the feeling that something entertaining is about to begin.

Pro tip

Drop it in the first two seconds over a fast zoom or channel logo sting, then hard-cut to your actual content before the energy dips. Avoid layering music underneath the greeting itself; let the voice hit clean, then bring your background track in right after.

How people use it

Opening a parody vlog with a fake YouTuber persona.
Introducing a gaming montage in classic creator style.
Mocking over-the-top intros in a comedy sketch.
Starting a reaction video with instant nostalgic energy.

More information

No single video can claim this greeting, since 'What's up, YouTube' became the default opener for vloggers in the early 2010s and was repeated until it turned into a joke in itself. Imitations and parodies spread it across reaction channels and compilations, cementing it among classic meme intros that signal low-effort, high-energy content. Today creators use the line ironically as much as sincerely, and it circulates widely as a meme mp3 for editors who want an instantly recognisable hook without recording their own voice.

FAQ

What does the 'What's Up YouTube' sound say?

It is a short voice clip of a creator energetically saying 'What's up, YouTube,' the classic greeting vloggers use to open videos. The delivery is loud and upbeat, mimicking the familiar intro style viewers instantly recognise from the platform.

Where is the 'What's Up YouTube' sound from?

It comes from YouTube vlogging culture rather than one specific video. The greeting became the default way creators opened vlogs in the 2010s, and this clip captures that generic, instantly recognisable intro style for reuse in edits.

How do creators use the 'What's Up YouTube' sound?

Creators drop it at the start of parody vlogs, gaming montages and comedy sketches to fake a YouTuber intro or mock the cliché. It also works as a punchline before an unexpected cut, since viewers immediately expect a typical video to follow.