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Flowery Sorry to Keep You Waiting Button

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Press it when you finally show up late and owe everyone a cheerful apology

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About this sound

This is a short voice clip of Flowery saying sorry to keep you waiting, delivered as a polite little greeting in about two and a half seconds. It feels playfully apologetic, like a character making a grand entrance after a delay, which makes the line land as cute rather than sincere. It comes from DELTARUNE Chapter 5.

How to use this button

Play it as you unmute late to a game lobby after making friends wait.
Use it when you walk into a stream chat long after the match started.
Play it over footage of a boss finally arriving after a long pause.
Send it after ghosting the group chat, then reappearing like nothing happened today.

Where people drop it

Discord
Play it in voice chat when you join a game lobby late and everyone is waiting.
TikTok
Add it to a skit where you burst in late and apologise with a big smile.
Twitch
Play it on stream when you return from a break and viewers have been waiting around.
YouTube
Put it at the start of a delayed upload intro to acknowledge the long wait playfully.

Pro tip

Play it exactly as you appear on screen or unmute, not before, so Flowery's apology lines up with your actual late entrance and feels like your greeting.

Good to know

Place this clip at the very start of an entrance moment, before you speak or the action resumes, then follow it with a cheerful start cue or a game start effect so the apology becomes the setup and the next sound begins the scene properly.

FAQ

Can I save the Flowery apology as an MP3?

Yes, you can save this clip as an MP3 on your phone or computer and play it offline later in voice chats, entrance skits, or stream overlays whenever you need a late apology.

Will a Flowery apology land with viewers who missed the start?

Yes, it works even for latecomers because the apology frames your entrance for them, letting anyone joining mid-stream understand you arrived late without needing a long explanation from you first.

Is Flowery's line better for a lobby entrance or a video intro?

Both suit it, but a live lobby entrance feels more personal because you are apologising to real people waiting, while a video intro uses the same line as a playful opening beat.