Duan liu qin is a Cantonese idiom, pronounced dyun luk chan, meaning to cut ties with all six categories of kin, and it gets used online as a hyperbolic way to announce someone has been disowned. The phrase circulates as a short voice note in WhatsApp meme culture, where voice audios are forwarded between group chats and turned into punchlines for family arguments, gaming betrayals, and mock feuds. Like other Whatsapp forwarded audios, its humor comes from the over-serious delivery clashing with trivial drama, which keeps it in steady rotation for creators making disowning jokes.
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The duan liu qin meme sound, a short Cantonese voice clip joking about cutting ties with family. Play, share and download the audio used in funny WhatsApp memes and edits.
This short Cantonese voice clip says the phrase duan liu qin, which translates to severing all six kinships, a dramatic way of announcing that someone has been cut off from the family. The line is delivered with heavy, exaggerated emphasis that makes a petty grudge feel like an ancient oath. Creators drop it over screenshots of family group chats, outrageous relatives, or anyone being dramatically disowned, and the dry seriousness of the delivery against silly situations is exactly what makes it funny.