The line comes from Shrek Forever After, released in 2010 as the fourth Shrek film. In the scene, a young fan nicknamed Butter Pants keeps asking a frustrated Shrek to perform his famous ogre roar, turning a simple request into a running gag. Clips and quotes of the exchange spread online as a meme, often paired with images of Shrek or used on their own as a demand for someone to perform. Its short, repeatable phrasing has kept it in soundboards and meme edits long after the film.
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The do the roar line from Shrek Forever After, said by Butter Pants asking the ogre to roar. Creators use it to demand a reaction or set up a payoff.
This is the short child voice clip of Butter Pants pleading with Shrek to do the roar, delivered in a flat, insistent tone that makes the demand sound funnier the more it is repeated. The line is just under a second, so it lands like a prompt rather than a full scene, with the expectation hanging in the air before any roar follows. Viewers instantly picture Shrek's growing frustration and the payoff of the roar itself, which is why the clip works as a buildup, a dare, and a reaction all at once in edits.
