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That One There Was A Violation, Personally I Wouldn't Have It

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Published October 22, 2026

"That One There Was A Violation, Personally I Wouldn't Have It" is a rap bar from UK artist Hzino, taken from a late 2020 Snapchat freestyle over the drill beat BALLY. Through 2021, TikTok editors paired the audio with a Sin Squad music video clip of masked rappers vibing in an alley and attached the combo to footage of people getting wrecked. By May 28th, 2021, Hzino released an official music video for the full song, titled "Violation."

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Overview

Edits using the audio typically close out a clip of someone getting embarrassed, outplayed, or publicly roasted, with the Sin Squad alley footage acting as the punctuation at the end3. The lyric itself frames whatever just happened as a "violation" so severe the speaker wants no part of it, and viewers project that reading onto any viral fail they see1.

Posters often cue the audio right as the embarrassing moment lands, letting the masked crew vibing in large coats play the role of a silent reaction panel6. The format spread across TikTok and YouTube commentary channels, where creators attached it to gaming callouts, streamer clips, and football highlight edits5.

Origin & Background

Platform
Snapchat (origin) / TikTok (viral spread)
Creator
Hzino
Date
2020

English rapper Hzino recorded a Snapchat on an unknown date in late 2020 of himself rapping over the UK drill beat BALLY, produced by Def Beats2. His opening bar ran, "That one there was a violation, personally I wouldn't have it." The earliest known reupload of that audio was posted to YouTube on November 21st, 2020, by an account named Armani, where it collected over 34,000 views across the following seven months1.

How It Spread

During 2021, the audio took hold on TikTok as an original sound3. Users paired it with an unrelated clip from Sin Squad's drill music video for "Trus Story Pt. 2," which showed a lineup of rappers in masks and bulky coats standing in an alley. That pairing became the standard sign-off for "violation" clips.

On April 18th, 2021, TikTok user @violations.on.tiktok posted an edit using the format that reached over 3.1 million views in two months4. YouTuber Kay Jr released a reaction edit on May 26th built around a Twitch clip of streamer Greek saying Pokimane doesn't look 17 before leaving the scene, and it climbed past 300,000 views within a month5. On May 30th, TikToker @gt.football posted a football edit using the same tag that hit 1.7 million views in just under a month6.

Hzino posted the official "Violation" music video to his Hzino Gds YouTube channel on May 28th, 2021, opening the clip with the original Snap footage so viewers who knew the audio from TikTok could connect it to the full track7.

Timeline

2020-11

Hzino records the Snapchat freestyle over the BALLY beat that contains the "violation" bar.

2020-11-21

The audio is reuploaded to YouTube by an account named Armani, the earliest known copy.

2021-04-18

TikToker @violations.on.tiktok posts an edit using the audio and Sin Squad clip that reaches 3.1 million views.

2021-05-26

YouTuber Kay Jr posts a reaction edit over a Twitch clip of Greek discussing Pokimane's age.

2021-05-28

Hzino uploads the official "Violation" music video to his Hzino Gds YouTube channel, opening with the original Snap.

2021-05-30

TikToker @gt.football posts a football-focused edit of the format that reaches 1.7 million views.

How to Use This Meme

Creators typically end a video of a brutal insult, fail, or callout by cutting to the Sin Squad alley clip while the Hzino bar plays, treating the masked rappers as the stand-in audience reacting to whatever just happened4.

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