The line comes from the opening of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, released in 2004, when protagonist Carl Johnson, known as CJ, returns to Los Santos and is immediately pulled back into trouble. Players and editors clipped the weary greeting because it summed up the whole game in a few seconds, and it spread through YouTube edits, reaction videos, and TikTok as shorthand for deja vu. It endures because almost everyone recognises the feeling of a bad situation starting again.
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CJ says ah shit, here we go again in this GTA San Andreas meme sound, used when a familiar problem or awkward situation starts all over again.
This is the weary, instantly recognisable voice line from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, where CJ sighs out the opening of a familiar disaster before it even starts. Delivered in a flat, resigned tone with a pause that lands like a punchline, it sounds less like anger and more like someone who already knows how this is going to end. That deadpan acceptance is why it works so well in edits: the moment it plays, viewers understand the joke without any explanation, and the scene that follows feels inevitable, awkward, or doomed in the funniest possible way.
