Place it at the start of a confrontation edit, right after the other person makes their bold claim. Follow it with Bruh for a flat reaction, then close with Emotional Damage to show the other side losing the exchange.
About this sound
This seven-and-a-half-second clip delivers the confrontational question in a sharp, raised voice, with each word landing like a challenge. It feels tense, defiant and a little funny, the kind of line that makes a room go quiet before people laugh. It works as a quick comeback, putting the speaker back in charge without a long explanation.