5 
1 
Download MP3 
The line comes from a short clip of Climber, shared in Portuguese-speaking meme circles, in which he is unwell and argues that hitting a sick person is unfair. The phrase spread through Brazilian soundboards and gaming communities, where users tagged it alongside other Climber clips and inside jokes from the same group. Its appeal is not tied to a film or television show, but to a relatable moment of protest that is easy to reuse. Because the wording is short and instantly understood, creators keep returning to it whenever a joke needs a mock plea for mercy.
About this sound
Climber says it is cruel to hit someone who is sick in this short Brazilian meme clip, often used to mock unfair fights or defend someone who is already down.
The clip captures Climber speaking in Portuguese while he is unwell, protesting that it is cruel to hit someone who is already sick. His voice is weary and exasperated rather than angry, which makes the complaint sound both pitiful and funny at the same time. The short delivery lands like a plea for mercy, turning a moment of weakness into a punchline. Listeners hear the tired tone first, then the absurd logic of asking an attacker to show fairness, and that contrast is what makes the line stick and get replayed in jokes about uneven matchups.
