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DMX delivers the intro to X Gon Give It To Ya in this short music clip, used for confident entrances, hype edits, memes and reaction videos online.

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DMX delivers the intro to X Gon Give It To Ya in this short music clip, used for confident entrances, hype edits, memes and reaction videos online.

This clip captures DMX's raw, barking delivery at the start of X Gon Give It To Ya, built around a heavy beat and an aggressive call to action. His voice is low, raspy and confrontational, pushing forward with short, punchy lines that feel like a challenge. The energy rises quickly, making any ordinary moment sound like a dramatic entrance or a fight about to begin. Listeners instantly recognise the attitude even before the hook fully lands, which is why the sound works as a shortcut for confidence, defiance and unstoppable momentum in short videos.

Pro tip

Drop the clip right before a reveal or entrance and let DMX's first line hit on the cut. Keep the original beat loud under the action, avoid voiceover over his raspy delivery, and end the video before the energy drops off.

How people use it

Creators use it for confident character entrance edits.
Gamers add it before boss fights and clutch plays.
Editors pair it with slow motion walking scenes.
Fans drop it under gym PR attempt videos.

More information

X Gon Give It To Ya was released by DMX in 2002 as the lead single from the soundtrack to the film Cradle 2 the Grave. Produced by Shatek, the track became one of his signature songs, known for its barking ad libs and confrontational chorus. Clips of the intro later spread across meme pages, sports edits and short form video, where the opening lines became shorthand for someone arriving with confidence. Its recognisable voice and beat keep it in circulation long after its chart run.

FAQ

What is the X Gonna Give It To Ya sound?

It is a short clip from DMX's song X Gon Give It To Ya, featuring his raspy intro delivery over a heavy beat. Creators use the opening as a hype sound for entrances, edits and confident meme moments.

Where is X Gon Give It To Ya from?

The song was released by American rapper DMX in 2002 and featured on the soundtrack to Cradle 2 the Grave. It later appeared on compilations of his work and became one of the most recognised tracks of his career.

How do people use this sound in videos?

People place the clip at the moment someone walks in, reveals something or starts a challenge. The aggressive delivery creates instant hype, so it works best with entrances, sports highlights, gaming clips and gym footage timed to the beat.