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SMT IV That's Pretty Pathetic Button

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Press it when someone's excuse is so weak it deserves a deadpan put-down

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About this sound

This is a 1.3-second voice clip from SMT IV where a character delivers the line 'That's pretty pathetic' in a flat, dismissive tone. It lands as a cold put-down rather than a shout, which makes it feel dryly funny and cutting at the same time, perfect for mocking a weak effort without raising the energy.

How to use this button

Play it right after a friend misses an easy shot in your game lobby
Drop it in chat when someone brags about a tiny, unimpressive achievement
Use it after a teammate fumbles a simple play they should have nailed
Hit it when a villain's big plan collapses in the most embarrassing way

Where people drop it

Discord
Send it in voice chat right after a raid wipe to roast the whole party instantly
Twitch
Play it on stream when chat watches you whiff an easy boss dodge live
TikTok
Overlay it on a clip of a failed speedrun trick that ends in seconds
YouTube
Cut it into a gaming fail compilation right after the weakest attempt in the montage

Pro tip

Play it the instant the fail becomes obvious and say nothing after it. The deadpan line works best as the final word, so let the awkward silence that follows do the rest of the mocking for you.

Good to know

Place this clip at the very end of a fail sequence as the verdict. Start with the Roblox Oof for the mistake itself, then add the Nope Meme for a rejected retry, and finish with this line so the edit closes on the judgment instead of the action.

FAQ

Can I save That's Pretty Pathetic as an MP3 for offline edits?

Yes, download the MP3 from the button page and keep it in your files. You can then drop it into editors or play it offline without reopening the page each time you need the line.

What sound pairs best before That's Pretty Pathetic in a fail edit?

A clear mistake sound works best before it, like an oof or a bonk. Let the error land first, then follow with this line as the closing judgment so the sequence reads as cause and verdict.

Will viewers who never played SMT IV still get That's Pretty Pathetic?

Yes, the wording is plain English and the intent is obvious even without game context. Anyone who has seen a weak attempt mocked online will understand it as a dismissive reaction the moment it plays.