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Jeremy - Takes one to know one

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A short Jeremy meme voice clip delivering a classic comeback line, perfect for a quick reply to an insult or teasing a friend in memes and videos.

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A short Jeremy meme voice clip delivering a classic comeback line, perfect for a quick reply to an insult or teasing a friend in memes and videos.

This is a blink-and-you-miss-it voice clip of Jeremy firing back with takes one to know one, the playground retort that turns an insult straight back on the person who said it. The delivery is quick, dry and a little smug, landing in under a second, so it works best as a punchline rather than a setup. It sounds like a casual spoken comeback, not a shouted rant, which makes the sting feel effortless and funnier. Drop it right after someone throws shade and the joke lands instantly, because everyone recognises the phrase and the reversal it promises.

Pro tip

Place the clip immediately after the insult or accusation in your edit, with no pause or explanation, so Jeremy's retort answers it directly. Keep the volume at speech level and cut to the reaction shot, because any build-up or repeat will dull its one-second snap.

How people use it

Answering a friend who calls you weird in a chat.
Ending a roast battle clip with a final comeback.
Captioning a pet video after a sassy animal stare.
Replying to a teasing comment on a TikTok video.

More information

Takes one to know one is a long-running English playground comeback, used for generations to bounce an insult back onto the speaker instead of denying it. Online, the short Jeremy version circulates as a ready-made retort for memes, reaction videos and comment replies, where its brevity is part of the joke. Because the phrase is already familiar to most viewers, creators do not need to explain it, and it keeps working in new contexts, from friendly teasing between friends to playful arguments in gaming and streaming clips.

FAQ

What does "takes one to know one" mean?

It is a playful retort meaning that a person who spots a fault in someone else likely has the same fault themselves. Instead of denying the insult, the speaker turns it back on the accuser.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Drop it immediately after an insult, accusation or teasing line, then cut to a reaction or the next scene. It works best as a short punchline in memes, reaction videos and gaming clips, where viewers already know the comeback.

Why is this clip so short?

The clip lasts under a second because it contains only the single comeback line, with no setup or extra dialogue. That brevity makes it easy to drop into edits without slowing the pace, and it lets the punchline land instantly.