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The 'somebody once told me' intro from All Star by Smash Mouth, iconic from the Shrek opening and used in memes for reveals and ironic entrances.

This clip captures the instantly recognizable opening of All Star, starting with the line somebody once told me sung in a laid-back, slightly nasal pop-rock vocal. A bright guitar strum and steady beat kick in underneath, giving it an upbeat, early 2000s feel that most listeners associate immediately with Shrek bursting out of his outhouse. The short excerpt works because it is both nostalgic and knowingly cheesy, triggering a smile before anything else happens. Creators use that instant recognition to set up a joke, a throwback, or a character making an entrance.

All Star was released by American rock band Smash Mouth in 1999, but its lasting fame came after it opened DreamWorks' Shrek in 2001, playing over the ogre's introduction. The pairing turned the song's first line into shorthand for the film itself. In the 2010s the intro was revived online in remixes, mashups and ironic edits, often stretched, distorted or inserted into unrelated scenes. Its continued use relies on shared nostalgia, as even listeners who have not seen the film recognize the cue instantly.

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What is the Shrek somebody sound?

It is the opening of All Star by Smash Mouth, starting with the lyric somebody once told me. The clip became inseparable from Shrek after soundtracking the ogre's introduction at the start of the 2001 animated film.

Where does somebody once told me come from?

The line is the first lyric of All Star, a 1999 single by Smash Mouth from the album Astro Lounge. It reached a much wider audience two years later when it was used over the opening sequence of Shrek.

How do creators use this sound in edits?

Creators place it at the moment a person, pet or character appears on screen, letting the familiar intro act as an instant entrance theme. It also works for nostalgic throwbacks, ironic reveals and edits that deliberately lean into early internet humor.