118 회 재생
12 좋아요
Press it when a painful win finally goes your way
This under-a-second clip is Rob Cantor shouting a sharp, strained Yes right after his hand is slammed in a door, the pain turning the word into a sudden, comic yelp. It feels funny and wincing at once, like celebrating through gritted teeth. It comes from Tally Hall's Internet Show at South by Southwest in 2007.
Add it over a fail clip right as the person recovers and agrees to try again.
Send it in chat after a friend takes a hit in-game and still says yes to another round.
Share it as a voice reply when a friend agrees to a painful favour with a laugh.
Use it in a short when a challenge goes wrong yet the creator still accepts the next one.
Let the impact happen first, then let the Yes answer it, so the pain and the agreement feel like one moment.
Place it at the end of a fail sequence, after a door knock and a bone crack, then follow it with a SpongeBob fail sting to underline the bad luck.
Yes, the MP3 can be saved and set as a ringtone in your phone settings, where it can be chosen for calls or messages.
Yes, it fits a dare or challenge where someone gets hurt, laughs it off, and still agrees, because the Yes lands as reluctant acceptance.
Friends who share fail videos enjoy it most, since they recognise the door slam and the pained agreement behind it.
수천 개의 사운드 버튼을 주머니 속에 - 오프라인 재생, 즐겨찾기 동기화. Android에서 무료.
MP3 다운로드 
