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My name is what

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The Eminem 'my name is, what?' intro snippet from his 1999 hit, used for funny introductions, name reveals and awkward identity moments in edits.

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The Eminem 'my name is, what?' intro snippet from his 1999 hit, used for funny introductions, name reveals and awkward identity moments in edits.

This short clip captures the playful call and response hook from Eminem's My Name Is, where the line 'my name is, what?' is delivered with exaggerated confusion before the reveal. The bouncy delivery and instantly recognisable rhythm make it feel like a joke introduction rather than a normal greeting. Viewers hear it as a cue that someone is about to announce themselves in an over the top way, forget their own name for comic effect, or interrupt a serious moment with a familiar rap reference that lands immediately.

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Place the clip right before a name card or character reveal, letting the 'what?' land on the cut. Pair it with a quick zoom or freeze frame, and avoid playing it over dialogue because the hook needs clean space to read as the joke.

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Drop before a funny self introduction or name reveal.
Use when a character forgets their own name.
Add to edits introducing a new team member.
Play over awkward first meetings and introductions gone wrong.

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What is the My Name Is What sound?

It is a short snippet from Eminem's 1999 song My Name Is, built around the call and response line 'my name is, what?' It introduces his Slim Shady persona and is now reused as a comic introduction sound.

Who says my name is what?

Eminem performs the line as part of the hook of My Name Is, playing with the idea of introducing himself as Slim Shady. The confused delivery is intentional and is what makes the isolated clip sound funny out of context.

How do people use it in videos?

Creators place it just before a title card, character entrance or name reveal to turn a normal introduction into a joke. It also works for fake forgetfulness, awkward greetings and parody introductions where timing matters more than length.