Put it at the end of a short fail or bad-take clip, as the verdict after the evidence has played out. Follow it with Sad Trombone to underline the embarrassment, or use Crowd Cheering first when the list is a celebration of a rival's mistake.
About this sound
This is a short, sharp spoken line from a WWE wrestler, delivered with mock authority in just over a second and a half. It feels funny, smug and confrontational, like a playful public shaming that lands instantly. It comes from Chris Jericho's 'List of Jericho' segment in WWE, where he added rivals to his list of idiots.