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Bungholio

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A clip of Beavis saying bungholio in his frantic Cornholio voice, used for silly reactions, prank edits and nostalgic nineties cartoon memes online.

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A clip of Beavis saying bungholio in his frantic Cornholio voice, used for silly reactions, prank edits and nostalgic nineties cartoon memes online.

This is Beavis delivering his famous bungholio line in the high, frantic voice he uses as Cornholio. The delivery is stretched, nasal and suddenly manic, with that pulled-shirt-over-head energy baked into every syllable. It starts almost mumbled and then spikes into full cartoon panic, which is why it lands as both a quote and a sound effect. Played over a normal moment it instantly makes the speaker sound unhinged, sugar rushed and completely unserious, perfect for undercutting anything that was trying to sound cool or confident.

Pro tip

Drop the bungholio hit right after someone says toilet paper, coffee or sugar in your edit and let the full 16 seconds play without music underneath. Cutting it early loses the escalating Cornholio rant that makes the punchline work.

How people use it

Add to reaction videos when someone acts completely unhinged.
Use in prank calls for instant Beavis and Butt-Head nostalgia.
Drop over gaming clips after a chaotic sugar rush moment.
Play in group chats when toilet paper jokes come up.

More information

Bungholio comes from MTV's Beavis and Butt-Head, created by Mike Judge and first aired in 1993. Beavis becomes his alter ego Cornholio after too much sugar or caffeine, pulling his shirt over his head and demanding TP for his bunghole in a fake accent. The bit became one of the show's most quoted running gags through reruns, merchandise and a 1996 movie appearance, then found a second life online as a soundboard clip and reaction sound in the 2000s and 2010s.

FAQ

What is the bungholio sound?

It is a clip of Beavis from Beavis and Butt-Head saying bungholio as his hyperactive alter ego Cornholio. The line is part of his famous rant about needing TP for his bunghole, delivered in a strained, high pitched voice.

Where does bungholio come from?

The phrase comes from Beavis and Butt-Head, the MTV animated series created by Mike Judge in the 1990s. Whenever Beavis eats too much sugar or caffeine he turns into Cornholio, pulls his shirt up and starts shouting about his bunghole.

How do people use the bungholio sound effect?

Creators drop it as a punchline in meme edits, gaming videos and reaction posts when someone is acting manic or making a toilet paper joke. The full clip works best uncut so the Cornholio rant can build to its peak.