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The famous repeated chant from K Camp's Lottery, the beat behind the viral TikTok dance. Used for dance edits, transitions and short hype intros.

This clip loops the opening 'renegade, renegade' call over a bouncy hip hop beat, with a confident male vocal riding a clean kick and hi hat groove. It is short, punchy and instantly rhythmic, the kind of hook you hear once and start moving to. The repetition builds momentum in a few seconds, making the drop feel bigger than the runtime. On screen it signals energy, swagger and a dance about to start, which is why editors use it as an intro or a beat switch rather than background music.

The sound comes from 'Lottery' by Atlanta rapper K Camp, released in 2019, where the word renegade repeats as the hook. Dancer Jalaiah Harmon created the Renegade choreography, and it spread rapidly on TikTok in late 2019 and early 2020 after other creators performed it. The short chant became inseparable from the dance itself, so even a few seconds now reads as a cue for the routine. It remains used in dance reposts, edits and parodies long after the original trend peaked.

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What is the Renegade Renegade sound?

It is a short music clip built around the repeated renegade chant from Lottery by K Camp. The bouncy beat and confident vocal make it instantly recognisable as the hook that powered the viral Renegade dance on TikTok.

Where does Renegade come from?

The audio comes from the 2019 song Lottery by Atlanta rapper K Camp. Dancer Jalaiah Harmon created the choreography, and the routine spread widely on TikTok in late 2019 and early 2020, turning the chant into a dance cue.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it at the start of dance videos, outfit transitions and hype edits so the beat gives the move its timing. It works best unlooped, with the first chant on the cut and no dialogue competing underneath.