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The line comes from Shenmue, Sega's 1999 Dreamcast adventure created by Yu Suzuki and starring Ryo Hazuki in Yokosuka, Japan. Its English dub became famous online for stiff, repetitive NPC replies when Ryo questioned locals during his investigation. Clips of those exchanges spread on forums and video sites as examples of awkward early voice acting, and short extracts were later shared as reaction sounds. This particular dismissal survived because it works outside the game, giving gamers a recognisable, deadpan way to end any interaction quickly.
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A short voice line from Shenmue where a character brushes you off saying sorry, urgent business, now used as a polite but abrupt rejection meme sound.
This clip captures a flat, hurried dismissal delivered in Shenmue's distinctive dubbed style, with the speaker cutting a conversation short to rush elsewhere. The line is brief and oddly formal, sounding polite on the surface while clearly shutting the other person down. That stiff delivery is what makes it funny out of context, turning an ordinary excuse into a deadpan brush-off. Played over a chat, a game moment or a real life exit, it instantly signals that someone has no time to talk and is already moving on to something supposedly more important.
