The phrase is Thai gaming slang, with a polite admin address followed by a complaint that others raided the speaker's house. Clips like this circulate on Thai soundboards and in game chats where raiding bases is a common frustration, so the line became a shorthand reaction for reporting trouble. Its popularity comes from how specific the complaint sounds while still fitting many situations, from sandbox and survival games to group chat jokes about someone entering a room, taking items or ruining a plan without warning.
About this sound
A short Thai voice clip saying admin, they raided my house, used as a funny gaming reaction when a base gets attacked or a plan goes wrong online.
This is a brief Thai spoken clip of a player urgently reporting to an admin that someone has raided his house. The delivery sounds panicked and pleading, like a complaint made in the middle of a game rather than a calm explanation. That rushed, half desperate tone is what makes it funny out of context. Listeners hear it as an instant overreaction to losing a base, loot or progress, and the contrast between the serious report and the short length turns a normal gaming problem into a comedic reaction sound.