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あめんぼぷらす｜キモすぎぃ

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Japanese voice clip saying kimosugii, meaning too gross or creepy, tied to Amenbo Plus. Used as a reaction sound for disgusting or cringe moments in edits.

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Japanese voice clip saying kimosugii, meaning too gross or creepy, tied to Amenbo Plus. Used as a reaction sound for disgusting or cringe moments in edits.

This is a short Japanese vocal reaction built around the slang phrase kimosugii, a stretched, disgusted way of saying something is too gross or too creepy to handle. The delivery is exaggerated and comedic, with the final vowel drawn out for extra emphasis, landing somewhere between a complaint and a playful shudder. At just under three seconds, it hits fast and cuts clean, which makes it perfect for punctuating an awkward reveal. Viewers instantly read the tone even without understanding Japanese, because the disgust in the voice does all the work.

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Drop it right on the reveal frame when something gross or cringe appears, and let the drawn-out ii carry the punchline. Pair with a quick zoom or shake, keep the clip uncut, and avoid layering it over dialogue since the slang gets lost.

Come viene usato

Reacting to a failed cooking experiment that looks inedible.
Captioning a cringe text message screenshot in a skit.
Punching up a gross-out challenge video moment.
Mocking an ugly character design in a game review.

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The phrase kimosugii comes from casual Japanese internet slang, combining kimochi warui into a punchy complaint that something is too gross or creepy. Short reaction clips like this one circulate widely on short-form video platforms, where creators need an instant, expressive way to signal disgust without a lengthy explanation. Because the emotion is carried in the stretched delivery rather than the literal translation, it works for international audiences as a universal cringe sound. Its under-three-second length keeps it useful for memes, edits, and comedic timing.

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What does kimosugii mean?

Kimosugii is a shortened, emphatic form of kimochi warui sugiru, meaning something feels too gross or too creepy. The stretched final sound adds a playful, exaggerated disgust, which is why it works so well as a comedic reaction rather than a serious insult.

How do creators use this sound in videos?

Creators drop it the moment something disgusting, awkward, or cringe appears on screen, like a failed recipe or an ugly design. Its short length makes it ideal for punchlines in shorts, memes, and reaction edits where timing matters more than dialogue.

Do I need to understand Japanese to use it?

No. The disgusted tone and drawn-out delivery communicate the joke even if viewers do not know the words. Many people use it purely as a universal cringe or gross-out reaction, similar to saying eww, which keeps it accessible to international audiences.