HOLD ON HOLIDAY (2O21 VERSION)

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Nicki Minaj's Hold On Holiday intro from BIA's Whole Lotta Money remix from 2021, used in edits, intros and fan videos for a quick hip hop moment.

This is the short Nicki Minaj intro moment from the 2021 remix of BIA's Whole Lotta Money, built around the DJ Holiday tag she delivers as hold on Holiday. The clip lasts just over eight seconds and carries her confident, playful delivery over the beat, making the entrance feel bigger than a normal drop. It sounds polished and instantly recognisable to fans of the remix, with Nicki's voice front and centre. Listeners use it as a hype entrance, a reaction to a bold arrival, or a quick stamp of attitude before a main clip begins to play.

The sound comes from the 2021 remix of Whole Lotta Money by BIA featuring Nicki Minaj, released as a high profile update to BIA's viral hit. Nicki opens her appearance with a nod to DJ Holiday, which fans clipped as a standalone moment separate from the full song. The short version circulated on soundboards and in fan edits because it captures her entrance without needing the whole track. It remains popular with Barbz and hip hop editors who reuse the recognisable intro for entrances, transitions and short form videos online today.

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What is the Hold On Holiday sound?

It is an eight second clip of Nicki Minaj from the 2021 Whole Lotta Money remix with BIA. She delivers the DJ Holiday line as her entrance, and fans use the moment as a short hype intro for edits and reactions.

Where is Hold On Holiday from?

It comes from BIA's Whole Lotta Money remix released in 2021, where Nicki Minaj joins the track. The clip isolates the start of her appearance, which is why it works on its own as a recognisable entrance sound for videos.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it at the very start of a clip to announce an entrance, outfit reveal or confident moment. Let Nicki's line finish before cutting to the main scene, and keep background music low so the vocal stays clear and recognisable.