Put it at the end of a reveal sequence, after Enemy Spotted builds the suspicion and before Okay Let's Go starts the next round, so the yes closes the joke instead of opening it.
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This under-a-second clip is a single stretched-out yes shouted in a triumphant, cartoonish voice, as if someone has just finished a secret task exactly as told. It feels gleeful and a little smug, the sound of getting away with something and wanting everyone to know. It comes from an imposter character in a social deduction game.