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A short French voice clip of Mr Oizo saying 'vous êtes des animaux' — you are animals. Meme editors use it over chaotic fails, rowdy crowds and pet clips.

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A short French voice clip of Mr Oizo saying 'vous êtes des animaux' — you are animals. Meme editors use it over chaotic fails, rowdy crowds and pet clips.

The clip captures Mr Oizo's dry, deadpan voice delivering the French line 'vous êtes des animaux' — 'you are animals' — in a flat, almost scolding tone. The delivery is blunt and rhythmic, with a slight electronic edge that makes it cut through background noise. Hearing it feels like being called out by an unimpressed observer, which is exactly why it lands so well. Dropped over footage of people or pets behaving chaotically, it turns ordinary mayhem into a punchline, giving the viewer a smug narrator who states the obvious with total confidence.

Pro tip

Place the line exactly as chaos peaks — a pet wrecking a room, a crowd losing it — then cut to silence for half a beat. Keep the voice dry, no reverb, and never loop it; one cold declaration is the whole joke.

How people use it

Calling out friends acting wild at parties.
Captioning pets destroying furniture on camera.
Roasting chaotic fails in compilation videos.
Mocking rowdy crowds at concerts or matches.

More information

Mr Oizo is the stage name of French electronic musician and filmmaker Quentin Dupieux, best known for the 1999 hit Flat Beat. The line 'vous êtes des animaux' — 'you are animals' — circulates as a short meme sound clipped from his spoken material, tagged by uploaders under his name with the French word for animals. It spread through meme pages and soundboards as a reaction clip for chaotic footage, and it endures because the deadpan French delivery makes any rowdy scene funnier.

FAQ

What does 'vous êtes des animaux' mean?

It is French for 'you are animals.' The clip features Mr Oizo delivering the line in a flat, deadpan tone, and creators use it to call out people or pets behaving wildly on camera.

Who is Mr Oizo?

Mr Oizo is the stage name of Quentin Dupieux, a French electronic musician and filmmaker. He is best known for the 1999 hit Flat Beat, famous for its yellow puppet mascot and lo-fi electro sound.

How do creators use this sound in memes?

Editors drop the line over chaotic clips — wild parties, destructive pets, fail compilations — usually at the peak of the mayhem. The deadpan French delivery acts as a smug narrator calling out the madness.