Letterkenny is a Canadian comedy series set in a small Ontario farming community, known for its fast, dry dialogue and running catchphrases. The phrase to be fair fits that style perfectly, offering a brief, reasonable-sounding pause in the middle of an argument. As short clips from the show circulated on soundboards and social media, the line became a handy reaction sound for creators who wanted to admit a point without fully backing down. Its appeal has lasted because the delivery is instantly recognisable and works in almost any debate, roast or everyday disagreement.
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A Letterkenny clip saying 'to be fair' in a deadpan tone. Creators use it as a reaction sound when conceding a point or softening a joke in memes and edits.
This is a brief spoken line from Letterkenny, delivered in the show's famously flat, matter-of-fact style. The speaker says 'to be fair' slowly and without much emotion, as if pausing a heated argument to admit the other side has a point. That calm, almost stubborn understatement is what makes it funny: it sounds reasonable while still holding the speaker's ground. In a video, the line lands as a small reset, a moment of mock fairness before a joke, comeback or cutaway, and listeners instantly recognise the dry Canadian humour behind it.
