Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was released by Rockstar Games in 2004, and its opening introduces Carl Johnson returning to Los Santos after years away. His first line, spoken as trouble finds him almost immediately, became one of the game's most quoted moments. As clips, edits and reaction videos spread across YouTube and later TikTok, the phrase turned into shorthand for being dragged back into a familiar mess. It endures because the situation is universal, and because the game remains one of the most recognisable titles of its era.
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CJ says Ah shit, here we go again in GTA San Andreas, a meme sound effect used when the same problem, mission or drama starts all over again.
This is the weary opening line spoken by Carl Johnson, known as CJ, at the start of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, delivered in a low, resigned voice as if he already knows trouble is waiting. The phrase lands slowly, with a sighing, defeated tone rather than anger, which is why it instantly signals reluctance and déjà vu. When it plays over a video, viewers recognise the setup immediately: something familiar is about to go wrong again, whether it is a failed mission, a repeated argument, or a routine that never changes. The humour comes from that exhaustion, turning frustration into a laugh before the clip continues.