Place it as the punchline after a clip where someone guesses the wrong home state, then follow it with the Bruh sound for a dry second reaction before cutting to your own reply. That order keeps the correction first and the joke second, so the audience hears the denial before the group reacts to it.
Sobre este som
This short spoken clip delivers the Portuguese line “Não sou Baiano” in a firm, playful voice over about five seconds, turning a simple denial of being from Bahia into a punchy correction. It feels funny and a little defensive, like catching a mistaken assumption in the moment and answering it with confidence and a smile, ready to use whenever the mix-up comes up.