Like a G6 is the chorus hook from Far East Movement's 2010 hit, sung by Dev over a pulsing electro beat. Used for flex edits, flashy entrances and party clips.
This short clip captures the instantly recognisable chorus of Like a G6, where Dev delivers the soaring, chant-like hook over Far East Movement's driving synth beat and heavy bass. The vocal line repeats the title phrase with confident, playful swagger, while the electronic production builds a bright, club-ready energy that feels expensive and carefree. Even in just a few seconds, it signals luxury, confidence and celebration, making a simple reveal or entrance feel like a headline moment. Listeners tend to recognise it immediately and sing along, which gives edits an instant burst of nostalgia and hype.
Like a G6 was released in 2010 by American electronic group Far East Movement, featuring The Cataracs and singer Dev, and became a number-one hit in the United States. Its chorus, built around the image of flying in a private jet, turned the song into a shorthand for wealth and nightlife, and it was widely used in clubs, commercials and television. Years later, the hook found a second life online, where short clips are reused for flexing, travel and celebration edits because the phrase is short, instantly recognisable and easy to sing along to.