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Short clip of OneRepublic's Counting Stars associated with Ninja, used in gaming edits, montages and meme videos for an upbeat pop rock moment.

This is a short excerpt from Counting Stars by OneRepublic, clipped under the Ninja name used on soundboards. The audio carries the song's bright pop rock energy, with Ryan Tedder's vocal hook and the driving rhythm building toward the chorus. It feels optimistic and restless rather than heavy, which is why a few seconds is enough to lift a scene. Placed over gameplay, a transition or a reaction moment, it adds momentum and a familiar singalong quality that viewers recognise instantly, even when the clip ends before the full chorus resolves.

Counting Stars was released by OneRepublic in 2013 as a single from the band's third album Native. Written by lead singer Ryan Tedder, the folk pop track became one of the group's biggest international hits and stayed widely heard through radio, streaming and video edits. Short excerpts later circulated on soundboards and in gaming culture, where the rising chorus works as a quick, recognisable cue. The Ninja label reflects how the clip is filed and shared by users rather than a separate recording by the band.

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What is the Ninja Counting Stars sound?

It is a short music clip taken from Counting Stars by OneRepublic. The excerpt keeps the song's vocal hook and building pop rock rhythm, lasting only a few seconds, which makes it easy to drop into gaming videos, edits and streams.

Where does Counting Stars come from?

Counting Stars is a 2013 OneRepublic single from the album Native. It was written by the band's lead singer Ryan Tedder and became a major international hit, which is why short clips of its chorus are still recognised and reused online.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it under wins, montages, transitions and comeback moments where they need instant energy. Because the clip is brief, it works best as a single accent rather than background music, paired with clear gameplay audio and a clean cut at the end.