This sound is associated with Zbigniew Stonoga, a Polish public figure whose spoken clips have circulated widely online as reaction audio. Short fragments of his voice, including “proszę wyjechać,” spread in meme edits, reposts, and soundboard uploads because the line is brief, forceful, and easy to place over many situations. It remains popular in Polish internet humor as a quick way to express rejection, annoyance, or an immediate shutdown without needing extra setup.
About this sound
A short clip of Zbigniew Stonoga saying "proszę wyjechać," a Polish meme sound used in reaction edits, argument jokes and abrupt cutoffs.
This clip is a brief, sharp Polish voice line from Zbigniew Stonoga saying “proszę wyjechać,” meaning “please leave” or “please go away.” The delivery sounds stern and dismissive, which makes it land instantly even in very short edits. Creators use it as a punchline when someone crosses a line, says something ridiculous, or clearly is not welcome. Because the phrase is so direct, it works especially well as a hard reaction sound for awkward moments, rage clips, and sarcastic posts where the joke is shutting someone down fast.
