The clip comes from the Brazilian Portuguese dub of South Park: The Fractured But Whole, the 2017 superhero role-playing game based on the animated series. In the game, microaggressions are treated as a literal combat trigger, turning political correctness into a fighting mechanic tied to PC Principal and his rules for speech. Players clipped the shouted cue because the joke works outside the battle system too. It spread on soundboards and in meme edits as a shorthand for someone declaring a minor remark an act of war.
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A short Portuguese voice clip from South Park: The Fractured But Whole shouting microaggression, hit him, used for overreaction and fight memes.
This is a loud, frantic Portuguese shout of microaggression followed immediately by hit him, delivered like a sudden call to action in the middle of a fight. The first word lands as an exaggerated accusation, then the second phrase turns it into slapstick aggression, which is why the contrast feels so funny. It sounds panicked, theatrical and completely disproportionate to whatever triggered it, transforming a tiny comment or look into a full brawl cue. The short burst and raised volume make it instantly recognizable even without seeing the game scene behind it.