“Get lost, Chumley” comes from Hitman: Blood Money, the 2006 stealth video game developed by IO Interactive. Players extracted and shared memorable dialogue from the game as short audio clips, allowing lines outside the main story to circulate through soundboards, gaming videos, and reaction edits. This one remains useful because its curt delivery works without needing gameplay context. The unusual name Chumley also gives the dismissal a distinctive, humorous quality that separates it from more ordinary rejection phrases.
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The “Get lost, Chumley” voice line from Hitman: Blood Money, used in gaming edits and reaction clips to dismiss someone with blunt comic attitude.
This short voice clip features someone sharply saying, “Get lost, Chumley,” in Hitman: Blood Money. The delivery is dismissive and slightly theatrical, giving the line more comic bite than a simple request to leave. Its brief pause and irritated tone make it effective as a reaction when a person, character, or unwanted interruption needs to be brushed aside. Because the phrase sounds oddly specific without additional context, it can also create an absurd punch line for viewers unfamiliar with the game.
