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Kylo Ren Search Him

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Kylo Ren's mask-muffled order 'Search him!' from Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), used when someone frantically hunts for a person or a lost phone.

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Kylo Ren's mask-muffled order 'Search him!' from Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), used when someone frantically hunts for a person or a lost phone.

The clip is Kylo Ren's voice modulator growling the two-word order 'Search him!', snapping off in under a second. Adam Driver's delivery is clipped and cold, flattened by the mask's distortion into something between a command and a threat, with the hard consonants punching through the mix. Hearing it, a viewer instantly feels the pressure of a First Order raid: someone powerful has pointed a finger, and every stormtrooper in earshot just started moving. That instant, overblown authority is the whole joke when it lands on something small, turning a dropped set of keys into a full galactic manhunt.

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Drop it the instant a search begins, not over the searching itself — the barked order sets up the hunt. Pair it with a hard zoom on the target, and never loop it back-to-back; the single snap is what sells the joke.

Comment les gens l'utilisent

A gamer orders teammates to hunt down the last enemy player.
Someone films a frantic search for their lost wallet.
A pet owner hunts a dog that stole a shoe.
Friends replay a clip to mock a dramatic call-out.

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Kylo Ren, played by Adam Driver, is the masked First Order enforcer of Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), and this two-word order to his stormtroopers comes straight from the film's dialogue. On soundboards it sits alongside fellow Star Wars villain drops such as Darth Vader's scream, clipped into sub-second reaction sounds for edits where someone gets hunted down. It keeps circulating because the mask-distorted delivery is instantly recognisable, even with no context.

FAQ

Who says 'Search him!' in Star Wars?

Kylo Ren, the masked First Order enforcer played by Adam Driver in Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015). The clip catches him barking the order at his stormtroopers, his voice flattened and deepened by his helmet's modulator.

Why is this sound popular as a meme?

It compresses a full galactic manhunt into under a second, so creators drop it when someone starts hunting for anything — a lost phone, the last enemy in a game, or a friend who went quiet in the group chat.

How do I use this sound in a video?

Place it on the first frame of a search or chase — the moment eyes widen or a camera pans. Cut hard on the final syllable, then let the finding of the target play out silently or under music.