This clip lives as a reaction sound rather than a scene from any known show or film, and its exact origin is unclear. The line works because nearly everyone has been called the wrong name, so creators use it to answer mistaken tags, mispronunciations, and lookalike mix-ups in short videos. It spreads through meme edits and comment replies where a quick deadpan correction beats a long explanation. Its staying power comes from that universal moment of being misidentified and the satisfying bluntness of the reply.
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A man flatly corrects a stranger: Andre is not even my name, mate. It is used for wrong-name replies, mistaken identity, and mix-up memes online.
This is a short spoken clip of a man correcting someone who just called him Andre, delivering the line "Andre is not even my name, mate" in a flat, slightly exasperated tone. His voice is calm but clearly annoyed, with a dry British-leaning delivery that makes the misunderstanding feel both awkward and funny. The brief pause before the line lands gives it a deadpan rhythm that works perfectly as a reaction. Hearing it feels like watching someone deflate a conversation with total confidence, which is why it lands so well when paired with clips of people getting names, faces, or facts completely wrong.