The line comes from The Incredible Hulk, where Bruce Banner warns others before transforming into the Hulk, and the phrase 'you wouldn't like me when I'm angry' became one of the character's most recognisable warnings. It spread beyond comics and television into films, games and internet culture, where the calm delivery made it easy to reuse as a joke. On soundboards and social video it is now used as a mock threat before an outburst, a fail or a revenge moment, keeping the reference alive for viewers who may never have seen the original show.
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A low, threatening voice says don't make me angry, you wouldn't like me when I'm angry. This classic Hulk quote is used in memes and edits before an outburst.
This short clip captures a calm but menacing male voice delivering the famous warning associated with the Hulk, building from a quiet threat to a tense pause that suggests trouble is coming. The delivery is slow, controlled and low, with each word landing heavily before the familiar second line about not liking him when he is angry. It sounds less like shouting and more like a warning held back, which makes the threat feel bigger. Listeners instantly recognise the reference, so it works as a joke setup, a reaction to provocation, or a dramatic pause before chaos, rage or an over-the-top response in a video.
