Afrojack – Give Me Everything Tonight (ft. Pitbull, Ne-Yo & Neyer) [EDM Classic]

In 2011, the song “Give Me Everything Tonight” exploded onto the music scene, quickly becoming the party anthem of the year.

With its dutch house beat produced by Dutch DJ Afrojack and featuring rap verses from Pitbull, smooth R&B vocals from Ne-Yo, and catchy hooks from Nayer, the track epitomized the electro-hop sound that was dominating clubs and radio at the time.

International Success

The track was an international smash hit, topping the charts in over 15 countries. In the United States, it reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified 6x Platinum by the RIAA. It also enjoyed huge success across Europe, Latin America, and other global markets.

Award Recognition

The song’s widespread popularity led to major award recognition:

• Grammy Nomination for Best Rap Performance
• Billboard Music Award for Top Rap Song
• American Music Award Nomination for Single of the Year

Musical Fusion From an EDM lover’s standpoint, what made “Give Me Everything” so appealing was its seamless fusion of electronic dance music with hip-hop and R&B sounds.

Afrojack’s production was a masterclass in blending hard-hitting electro beats with dance-pop melodies. This created an extremely club-friendly backdrop for Pitbull’s signature rap flows and Ne-Yo’s silky vocals.

Cultural Impact

Beyond its commercial performance, the song made a major cultural impact. Its music video, featuring a lively party scene in a Los Angeles hotel, became iconic.

The track also exemplified how EDM was transcending its niche origins to permeate the mainstream at that time. For many pop music fans, “Give Me Everything Tonight” was their introduction to the electrifying sound of artists like Afrojack.

Long-Lasting Legacy Over a decade later, “Give Me Everything Tonight” remains a nostalgic favorite from the electropop era. Its “party all night” energy and genre-blending style still make it a surefire club and festival anthem capable of filling dance floors worldwide.

The track cemented Afrojack’s status as an electro house superstar and exemplified how seamlessly EDM could merge with the most iconic sounds at the peak of the EDM boom.