Put it just after the reveal in a short reaction edit, then follow it with Bruh for a flat second verdict and Emotional Damage when the moment turns into a running joke.
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This seven-second clip delivers the Japanese phrase for feeling grossed out, stretched out with a teasing, drawn-out tone and a laugh tucked behind it. It lands as playful disgust rather than real anger, the kind of reaction that makes an awkward or creepy moment funnier by naming it out loud. Listeners hear it as a quick, expressive put-down for something unpleasant.