Another One DJ Khaled

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📖 What is the “Another One DJ Khaled” sound?

This clip is a short vocal snippet of DJ Khaled shouting "Another one!" in his deep, booming, instantly recognizable voice. It runs under two seconds and consists of just those two words delivered with the exaggerated enthusiasm that has become one of his signature verbal tics. The line first appeared in the music video for his 2015 song "How Many Times," where he used it while asking a woman for another kiss, but the phrase took on a life of its own once clipped out of context and turned into a standalone sound bite. Online, it lost its original meaning entirely and became a general-purpose exclamation for repetition, excess, or piling on more of something. People use it to punctuate any moment where a sequence keeps going: another win, another fail, another item added to a pile, another round of the same joke. Its short length and punchy delivery make it easy to drop in rapid succession, which is part of why it works so well as a meme sound rather than just a song lyric. The sound has since been repackaged across soundboard sites and meme audio libraries as a standalone effect, separate from the song itself, and is commonly used in remix culture, TikTok edits, and comedic timing bits where escalation or repetition is the joke.

🧭 Where it comes from

Origin: DJ Khaled - "How Many Times" music video (2015) — well documented

The phrase originated in the music video for DJ Khaled's song "How Many Times," released May 11, 2015, where Khaled says "Another one!" while demanding another kiss from a woman. The clip quickly spread online and Khaled reused the catchphrase in later singles like "For Free" and "Do You Mind."

🎬 How to use it in your edits

Drop it in right after a list of items keeps growing on screen, like a stack of memes, purchases, or excuses piling up one after another. It also works well as a stinger cut between rapid-fire clips of someone repeating the same mistake or achievement multiple times in a row.

Download the file above, then import it into CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve — or straight into TikTok / Instagram. The sound is free for your videos.

💬 Questions about this sound

Where does the "Another One" DJ Khaled sound come from?

It comes from the 2015 music video for his song "How Many Times," where Khaled says the line while asking for another kiss; the clip was later isolated and turned into a standalone meme sound.

What does the sound mean when used in memes?

It's used to signal repetition or escalation, like another win, another fail, or another item being added to a growing list.

Is this the same as the original song lyric?

It's derived from a spoken moment in the music video rather than a sung lyric, and has been clipped separately from the full track for use as a sound effect.