The line comes from SMG4's Mario and the Spaghetti Factory, a parody video in the long-running SMG4 series that reuses Nintendo characters in chaotic, meme-heavy comedy. In the scene, an Oompa Loompa delivers the dismissal in the exaggerated voice the series is known for, which made the moment easy to lift as a standalone reaction clip. Since then it has circulated on soundboards and in short-form edits, where creators reuse it as a quick, recognisable way to eject a character. Its short length and clear intent keep it useful long after the original video.
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An SMG4 clip of an Oompa Loompa shouting get outta here, from Mario and the Spaghetti Factory. Creators use it to throw unwanted characters out of a scene.
The clip captures a high-pitched, cartoonish Oompa Loompa voice yelling get outta here with exaggerated irritation, backed by the frantic, slapstick energy of an SMG4 video. It lasts just under nine seconds, long enough for the shout to land and linger without overstaying its welcome. The delivery is loud, squeaky and dismissive, so it instantly reads as a comic ejection rather than a real argument. Dropped into a meme edit, it turns an awkward guest, a bad idea or an unwanted interruption into a punchline, giving viewers a clear, satisfying moment of someone being shown the door.
