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Deadpool- u r still here?

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Deadpool asks 'you're still here?' in this short movie voice clip, perfect for reacting to viewers who stayed to the end of a video or stream.

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Deadpool asks 'you're still here?' in this short movie voice clip, perfect for reacting to viewers who stayed to the end of a video or stream.

This is a short spoken line from Deadpool, delivered in Ryan Reynolds' dry, teasing voice as the mercenary notices the audience is still watching. The delivery is slow and playful, with a raised, curious tone that turns a simple question into a fourth-wall joke. It sounds intimate and cheeky, as if Deadpool is leaning in to speak directly to the listener after the action has ended. The effect is instantly recognisable to fans of the films, creating a knowing laugh and a sense of being caught lingering. It works best as a light, self-aware punchline rather than a dramatic moment.

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Drop it after your outro or end screen, when viewers expect the video to finish, and let the silence before it land. Pair it with a zoom on your face or a shot, but avoid using it mid-video where the fourth-wall joke loses its timing.

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Reacting to viewers who stayed until the end credits.
Teasing friends who linger after a stream ends.
Ending a video with a cheeky fourth-wall joke.
Mocking someone who is still watching awkwardly.

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The line comes from the post-credits scene of the 2016 Deadpool film, where Ryan Reynolds as the Merc with a Mouth addresses the audience directly after the story has finished. It parodies the famous ending of Ferris Bueller's Day Off, in which the hero tells lingering viewers to go home. Clips of the moment spread through YouTube edits, reaction videos and soundboards, where creators reuse it as a knowing sign-off. It remains popular because it instantly signals the end of something while keeping Deadpool's irreverent, self-aware humour intact.

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What does Deadpool say in this sound?

Deadpool asks, 'You're still here?' in a teasing, fourth-wall-breaking tone. The short line comes from the end of the film, where he notices the audience has not left yet and speaks to them directly.

Where is the "you're still here?" line from?

It is from the post-credits scene of the 2016 Deadpool film starring Ryan Reynolds. The scene parodies the ending of Ferris Bueller's Day Off, where the main character also tells the audience to go home.

How do creators use this Deadpool sound?

Creators usually place it at the very end of a video, stream or edit, after the outro, to joke with viewers who stayed to the end. It also works as a reaction to someone lingering in a chat, call or livestream.