Place it at the end of a failed-plan montage, just before the punchline clip, then follow it with Bruh for a double reaction, or cut to Emotional Damage when the setback is bigger and needs a stronger second beat.
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This four-second voice clip delivers the phrase 'it is what it is' in a flat, resigned tone, addressed to Ann, as if the speaker has stopped arguing with the outcome. It feels weary, funny and oddly comforting, like a shrug in audio form. The line comes from Vine, where its deadpan acceptance made it an easy reaction to plans falling apart.