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The phrase is Indonesian slang built around Krabby, a nickname for Mr. Krabs from SpongeBob SquarePants, paired with gendut, meaning fat or chubby. The clip is credited to Krabs TV on the soundboard and runs for just over two seconds, which suits short-form edits and reaction videos. It spread mainly as a user-shared meme sound rather than as a line from a specific episode, and creators keep using it because the joke is visual and immediate: one short phrase is enough to label a character as greedy, round, or overindulgent.
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A short Indonesian meme voice line saying artinya dia krabby gendut, meaning he is fat, used to roast greedy or chubby characters in edits online.
This two-second clip delivers the Indonesian line artinya dia krabby gendut in a playful, teasing tone, roughly meaning that he is a fat Krabby. It sounds like a quick spoken punchline rather than a full scene, with the emphasis landing on the word gendut, which makes the joke land instantly even for listeners who do not follow every word. Creators use it as a lighthearted roast, dropping it over a character who looks greedy, round, or self-satisfied, and the brevity keeps the reaction sharp instead of turning it into a lecture.
