The sound comes from the Minions, the banana obsessed sidekicks introduced in Despicable Me in 2010 and later headlining their own films. Voiced largely by co-director Pierre Coffin in a made up mix of languages, the characters treat bananas as a running gag, chanting the word whenever one appears. Clips of the chant were ripped to soundboards and short video edits in the 2010s, where the single recognisable word made it easy to reuse for food reveals, cravings and silly celebrations far beyond the films.
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The Minion shouting banana from Despicable Me, in excited gibberish that creators use for silly food moments, surprises and playful meme edits.
This is the high pitched Minion voice gleefully repeating banana, the fruit the little yellow characters treat like treasure in the Despicable Me films. The delivery is pure excitement, rising and bouncing as if the word itself is a celebration, with that familiar Minion gibberish making it instantly recognisable even without the picture. Played over a normal moment it turns it absurd, signalling childish joy, sudden craving or a character losing all composure over the simplest thing. It works because the enthusiasm is far bigger than the banana deserves.