The phrase 'we take those' became common in competitive gaming and streaming culture as shorthand for accepting a free advantage, especially when an opponent makes an unforced error or self-destructs. Streamers and commentators repeated it during live matches, and short clips of the reaction spread across YouTube and social media as an easy audio punchline. This longer 'but we take those' version keeps that same meaning while adding a shrug before the claim, which is why editors still drop it into highlights, fails and lucky moment compilations.
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A gamer excitedly shouts 'but we take those' after an unexpected win, a reaction clip creators use for lucky plays, free points and gifted victories.
The clip captures a player gleefully accepting an undeserved advantage, delivering the line 'but we take those' with cheerful, shameless energy. The delivery is quick, upbeat and a little smug, turning a mistake or lucky break from an opponent into a small celebration. That tone is why it lands so well as a punchline. It tells viewers the win was not earned through skill, but the player is happily claiming it anyway, making an ordinary clip feel funnier, cockier and instantly more shareable for anyone watching.
