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The line comes from Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, released in 1999, where Mike Myers plays Fat Bastard alongside his roles as Austin Powers and Dr. Evil. Fat Bastard's catchphrase became one of the film's most quoted moments, repeated in impressions, Halloween costumes and later Austin Powers sequels. Online, the short audio survived as a standalone reaction clip because the accent and phrasing are recognisable in just three seconds, making it a lasting shorthand for comic gluttony in memes and edits.
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Fat Bastard's famous 'Get in my belly' line from Austin Powers, a hungry villain voice clip used for food jokes, cravings and greedy character edits.
This is the booming voice line from Fat Bastard, the enormous Scottish villain in Austin Powers, shouting his demand to eat someone whole. Delivered in a thick, exaggerated accent, the phrase stretches out with hungry glee, turning a threat into pure cartoon comedy. The delivery is loud, slow and unmistakably greedy, which is why the clip lands instantly even without the film scene. It works as a punchline for appetite, excess and mock menace, letting a creator borrow the character's over-the-top hunger for a few seconds of instant recognition.
