Smack That

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A short clip from Akon's 2006 hit Smack That featuring Eminem, commonly used in dance edits, throwback videos, party posts and nostalgic memes.

This sound is a brief excerpt from “Smack That,” the hip-hop and R&B hit performed by Akon featuring Eminem. Its driving beat, club-focused production and instantly recognizable rhythm give videos a confident, energetic lift. The clip works especially well when a visual changes on the beat, someone enters with swagger, or a throwback edit needs a familiar 2000s soundtrack. Even in a few seconds, the song creates a lively party atmosphere and signals playful confidence, making it effective for dance footage, transformations and nostalgic music memes.

“Smack That” was released in 2006 by Akon and features a guest verse from Eminem. It appeared on Akon’s second studio album, Konvicted, and became one of the era’s best-known pop, hip-hop and R&B crossover singles. The song spread through radio, music television and club play before finding a second life in short-form edits and nostalgic social posts. Its forceful rhythm and memorable collaboration keep it useful for dance videos, party montages and content referencing mid-2000s popular music.

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What is the Smack That sound?

It is a short music clip from “Smack That,” a 2006 hip-hop and R&B song by Akon featuring Eminem. The track is known for its club-oriented beat and energetic, instantly recognizable production.

Who performs Smack That?

Akon is the lead performer on “Smack That,” while Eminem appears as the featured rapper. The song was included on Akon’s 2006 album Konvicted and became a major crossover hit.

How is the Smack That clip used in videos?

Creators commonly place it over dance edits, confident entrances, outfit reveals, party montages and 2000s throwback posts. Cutting a visual transition to the beat helps the brief excerpt feel more deliberate and energetic.