All About the Benjamins was released in 1997 by Puff Daddy, featuring The Notorious B.I.G., Lil Kim and The Lox, as a standout track from the album No Way Out. The title refers to Benjamin Franklin, whose portrait appears on the hundred-dollar bill, making Benjamins a long-running slang term for cash. The song became a defining late-nineties hip-hop anthem about wealth and ambition, and its instantly recognisable chorus has since been reused in countless edits, memes and short videos as a quick shorthand for getting paid and living large.
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The opening hook from Puff Daddy's All About the Benjamins, a 1997 hip-hop anthem about money, cash and luxury that creators play over flex and payday clips.
This short clip captures the swaggering chorus hook of All About the Benjamins, built around the repeated title phrase delivered with confident, almost taunting swagger over a punchy hip-hop beat. The vocals sit high and clear above a heavy bassline and crisp drums, giving the six-second excerpt an instant, larger-than-life energy. Hearing it immediately conjures images of cash, success and showing off, which is why it lands so quickly in a video. It feels celebratory rather than subtle, turning an ordinary moment into a boast and making the payoff feel bigger, bolder and deliberately over the top.
