Grand Theft Auto: Vice City came out in 2002 from Rockstar Games, set in a neon-soaked 1980s Miami-inspired city where pedestrians and characters react to the player's chaos with short spoken lines. This 'stay away from me' clip is one of those quick NPC reactions, ripped from the game and uploaded to the soundboard by WMYRI. Like other GTA one-liners and blunt rejection sounds, it spread through meme edits and reaction videos, where its one-second length makes it an easy drop-in punchline.
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A short GTA Vice City voice clip of someone saying 'stay away from me'. A perfect one-second rejection line for funny edits, memes and GTA highlight videos.
This is a one-second voice clip ripped straight from Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, capturing a character snapping 'stay away from me' in a sharp, annoyed tone. The delivery is clipped and dismissive, the kind of line a pedestrian barks when Tommy Vercetti gets too close for comfort. It lands with instant comic bluntness, so viewers read it as a total rejection in under a second. Because it is so short and the phrasing is universal, it works as a reaction to almost anything: an unwanted DM, a bad take, a friend hovering over your snacks.
