Dem Jointz Producer Tag: "Incoming!"

Where the tag comes from

Dem Jointz, a Compton producer, is known for an 'Incoming!' tag at the start of many of his beats, from Kanye West's 'Nah Nah Nah' to NCT 127's 'Sticker'. A Notes on K-pop interview notes many listeners have heard it without realising. His credits run from Dr. Dre's Compton to Kanye West to many K-pop hits. No source we found explains whose voice it is.

Songs with the Dem Jointz tag

Genocide by Dr. Dre feat. Kendrick Lamar and others2015
Cherry Bomb by NCT 1272017
Nah Nah Nah by Kanye West2020
Life of the Party by Kanye West feat. André 30002021
Supernova by aespa2024

How to make a tag that sounds like this

Single-word military-style warning call, punchy and urgent like an alarm before the drop.

You can't use Dem Jointz's tag, but you can get the same energy with your own name. In the tag studio we've set the Hype voice and DJ style to get close. Play it, tweak the reverb, echo and pitch, then type your name. For a DIY version, read how to make a producer tag.

FAQ

What does Dem Jointz's producer tag say?

"Incoming!".

Where does the Dem Jointz tag come from?

What songs have the Dem Jointz tag?

You can hear it on "Genocide" by Dr. Dre feat. Kendrick Lamar and others, "Cherry Bomb" by NCT 127, "Nah Nah Nah" by Kanye West, "Life of the Party" by Kanye West feat. André 3000, among many others.

Can I use Dem Jointz's tag on my beats?

No. It's Dem Jointz's signature, and using it would tell listeners they made your beat. Make your own tag in a similar style instead: the tag studio can get you close to the sound with your own name.

Sources

Moshpyt isn't affiliated with Dem Jointz. Tag quotes are for reference; the tag belongs to its producer.