Place it as the immediate reaction shot right after the offending comment appears on screen, not over the build-up. Follow it with a sad trombone for a deflated ending, or precede it with a record scratch when the bad idea needs a hard stop first.
À propos de ce son
This clip is Michael Scott delivering a nearly seven-second hate-filled rant in his unmistakable manager voice, all exasperation and overreaction. It feels awkwardly funny and cathartic, like hearing someone finally say the petty thought everyone else was politely holding back. It comes from the television comedy The Office.