Put it immediately after the reveal shot, then follow it with a short laugh or a dramatic sting to let the exposure settle before the next scene. Keep it as the punchline of a short sequence, with the evidence on screen first and the reaction sounds after it, so the edit builds to the callout.
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This 4.5-second voice clip delivers the 'caught in 4K' callout in a brief, punchy burst, turning unmistakable evidence into an instant accusation. It feels funny and exaggerated, making an awkward mistake or obvious contradiction land as a joke rather than a serious charge. The phrase comes from online slang for being exposed by evidence so clear that denial seems impossible, playing on 4K video resolution.