This clip is associated with Rigby from the animated TV series Regular Show, which became widely shared online through dubbed scenes, reposted clips and soundboard uploads. Portuguese-language meme pages and short-form video edits helped turn short lines like this into reusable reactions. It stays popular because the phrase is simple, instantly understood and fits many situations where someone needs to be called out for not stopping. The appeal comes from Rigby’s recognizable cartoon voice and the quick, annoyed delivery.
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A Portuguese Rigby voice clip from Regular Show, used in memes and edits when someone is going too far, being annoying or refusing to stop.
This sound is a spoken Portuguese clip of Rigby saying “para com isso,” meaning “stop that.” It has the sharp, scolding tone you would expect in a chaotic cartoon argument, which makes it funny without needing much setup. The line works well as a reaction because it instantly frames the moment as someone being irritating, reckless or way too committed to a bit. In short edits, it lands best as a quick interruption that cuts through visual chaos and gives the scene a playful, exasperated punch.
