Place it right after the surprising statement, then follow with Hell Naw Dog for a sharper denial, or let Auughhh carry the disbelief further before the scene cuts away. Keep it as the reaction beat between the setup and the punchline, not as the opening line.
Sobre este sonido
This 7.5-second voice clip stretches the exclamation Anitchééé hein into a long, drawn-out call, with the final syllable held and lifted as if checking whether anyone else heard that. It feels playful and a little incredulous, like a teasing pause after a bold claim, and it works best as a light reaction rather than a serious reply.