NOISEMAKERS

The Notorious B.I.G.

Big routinely shouted, "UGH" before beginning his verses. While he's not the only one to do it, his distinctive voice makes Big's that much more authentic.

Diddy

Diddy loves to sprinkle tracks with his own brand of adlibs. He's often heard saying "TAKE THAT, TAKE THAT and HEHE HEHE."

Jadakiss

Kiss' raspy voice makes him sound like he has a cold, so it's only fitting that his adlib sounds like a weird cough.

Pharrell Williams

He wasn't the first one to use it, but Pha-Real had everyone saying, "YESSIR" in a tone reminiscent of the Neptunes producer.

Rick Ross

BAUWSE! Ross' adlibs are simple. He simply says his last name and his favorite nickname is his trademark Miami drawl. RAUWSE!

Master P

Though P's No Limit sold countless records, the mogul's signature "UUUUUGGHHHH" may be the most memorable thing from the label's legendary run.

Juelz Santana

OJ's got "AYE," Juelz got "A." The Dipset rapper even had a pendant made after his catchy adlib.

Lil Jon

During his heyday with the Eastside Boyz, Jon seldomly recorded a track without his signature, YEA, WHAT and OK. Already a rap star, Jon became a household name when Dave Chappelle spoofed his adlibs on his extremely popular sketch comedy show, "Chappelle's Show."

DMX

X's delivery was often accentuated with his signature growl. GRRRRRRR!

Jay-Z

Always original, Hov clears his throat and turns it into an adlib.

Young Jeezy

Jeezy's "YEEAAA" and "HA HA" helped him captivate audiences when he first burst onto the scene back in 2005.

Trey Songz

The only R&B singer on this list, Trey added flavor to his already infectious music when he started randomly shouting, "YUUUP" on his songs.

Gucci Mane

No one knows what it means, even Gucci, but everyone is saying it. BUUR!