The line comes from Der Schuh des Manitu, the 2001 German western comedy written, directed by and starring Michael Herbig, which became one of the most successful German films ever released. The film parodies Karl May westerns and is quoted constantly in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, with short lines lifted into chat clips, streams and soundboards. This ejection line survived because it is instantly understandable even out of context and needs no setup. Its lasting popularity reflects how often the film is rewatched and quoted in everyday joking conversation.
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A short shouted German movie line meaning now get out of here, from Der Schuh des Manitu, used for funny ejections, exits and kicking someone out.
This is a very short, sharply shouted German line, 'Jetzt aber raus hier', delivered with urgent comic force in under a second. The voice sounds annoyed and commanding, like someone who has finally lost patience and wants everyone out immediately. Because the delivery is so abrupt, the humour comes from the sudden change in tone rather than the words alone. German-speaking viewers recognise the phrase instantly, while others still understand the intent from the volume and pace. It works as a blunt, playful eviction notice that turns an ordinary exit into a dramatic scene.
