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A very short voice clip from South Park where Randy Marsh utters a racial slur. Fans share it as a shock soundbyte from the infamous With Apologies to Jesse episode.

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A very short voice clip from South Park where Randy Marsh utters a racial slur. Fans share it as a shock soundbyte from the infamous With Apologies to Jesse episode.

This is a split second extract of Randy Marsh blurting out a racial slur, isolated from its longer scene. You hear only the hard consonants and Randy's panicked, high-pitched delivery, cut off almost before it registers. The brevity makes it hit as a pure shock punchline rather than a line of dialogue, designed to startle a chat or video and leave an awkward, stunned silence after it.

Pro tip

Drop it cold with no music underneath and cut straight to black or a frozen reaction face right after. Do not loop it or build it up with a drumroll, the joke only works as a single, unexpected interruption in an otherwise normal clip.

How people use it

Creators drop it as a sudden shock punchline in edits.
Streamers play it for an instant stunned silence reaction.
Editors use it to censor or replace another word comically.
Friends send it in chats as a risky joke soundbyte.

More information

The clip comes from South Park season 11 episode 1, With Apologies to Jesse Jackson, first aired in 2007. In the story Randy Marsh says the word on Wheel of Fortune while trying to solve a puzzle, sparking a town-wide scandal that parodies real celebrity apologies. The isolated moment later spread on soundboards and in meme edits because Randy is normally a clueless suburban dad, making the outburst feel even more jarring out of context.

FAQ

Where is the Randy Marsh clip from?

It is from South Park season 11, episode 1, titled With Apologies to Jesse Jackson from 2007. Randy says the word live on a game show while solving a puzzle, which drives the entire plot of the episode.

Who voices Randy Marsh in South Park?

Randy Marsh is voiced by Trey Parker, co-creator of South Park. Parker voices most of the adult male characters in the series, including Randy, and delivers this line in Randy's usual panicked, earnest tone.

Why is this Randy sound so popular online?

The popularity comes from the contrast and shock value. Hearing a familiar cartoon dad say a taboo word in under a second, completely out of context, makes it a go-to soundboard clip for surprise reactions and awkward comedy edits.