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Place it at the point where the music stops and the reaction begins, then follow it with Bruh or the Game Show Buzzer. Use it once per edit, early enough that the next joke still has room to land.
About this sound
This short clip is a spoken Portuguese phrase telling someone to turn the radio off, delivered as a plain, direct command. It lands with an abrupt, slightly exasperated feeling, like cutting through noise in the middle of a conversation. The straightforward wording makes it easy to recognise and reuse whenever a song or broadcast has overstayed its welcome.
