Depressa is a common Portuguese imperative used in everyday speech to tell someone to hurry, and in gaming clips it is closely associated with the Brazilian Portuguese voice work for Lulu from League of Legends. Short champion voice lines like this circulate on soundboards because they capture a clear emotion in less than a second and can be dropped into many contexts. Players and editors reuse the clip outside matches as a general rush cue, which has helped it stay popular as a reaction sound.
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League of Legends champion Lulu shouting 'Depressa!' in Portuguese, meaning hurry up. A fast, urgent voice line used for rush and speed reaction edits.
This is a very short voice clip of Lulu delivering the Portuguese word 'Depressa!', which means hurry up or quickly. Her high, bright delivery makes the single word feel rushed and playful rather than angry, with the energy of a character urging the team forward. At under a second it lands like a verbal push, instantly readable even for listeners who do not speak Portuguese. The urgency, pitch and brevity give it a comic pressure that works well when someone is moving too slowly or time is running out.
