Place it near the end of a short apology or argument edit, after the first sorry has been shown. Let the Bruh sound react first, then let this line make the demand, and finish with Emotional Damage for the person left waiting. That order keeps the joke focused on the missing apology.
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This is a two-second Russian voice clip delivering the line that translates as let him apologize too, spoken as a direct demand rather than a request. It gives the listener a dry, pointed sense of fairness, as if the speaker is correcting an uneven apology. The clip works because the words are plain and the target is clear, leaving no doubt about who still owes a sorry.