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The iconic Ludacris chorus shouting move bitch get out the way, used as a meme sound effect for traffic jams, roadblocks and pushing through crowds.

This clip captures the aggressive, instantly recognisable hook from Ludacris, delivered as a shouted command over a hard hip hop beat. The vocal is loud, confrontational and rhythmic, repeating the phrase with growing intensity so it lands like both a warning and a punchline. At just over five seconds it is long enough to build tension but short enough to hit exactly on a visual moment. Listeners feel the urgency immediately, which is why the sound works as comic exaggeration rather than a genuine threat in edits.

The sound comes from Move Bitch, the 2001 single by Ludacris featuring Mystikal and I-20 from the album Word of Mouf. Its shouted chorus became a staple of early internet edits, ringtone culture and later short form video, where creators reuse it for any moment of forced movement. The phrase entered everyday meme language because it is understood instantly without context, and the five second cut preserves the hook while remaining easy to loop over traffic, sports and gaming footage.

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What is the move b get out sound?

It is a short clip of the chorus from Ludacris song Move Bitch, where the line move bitch get out the way is shouted repeatedly over a hip hop beat for comedic effect.

Where does move bitch get out the way come from?

The phrase comes from Move Bitch, a 2001 hip hop single by Ludacris featuring Mystikal and I-20. Released on the album Word of Mouf, the track became famous for its aggressive and catchy shouted hook.

How do people use this sound in videos?

Creators place it over moments when someone or something needs to move quickly, like cars in traffic, players charging in games, or people pushing through crowds, using the exaggeration to make an ordinary blockage feel funny and dramatic.