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Tiringa - Me da essa peste

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Tiringa shouting 'me da essa peste' in his angry Northeastern accent, a short Brazilian meme clip used for demanding something in a funny, exaggerated way.

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Tiringa shouting 'me da essa peste' in his angry Northeastern accent, a short Brazilian meme clip used for demanding something in a funny, exaggerated way.

Tiringa delivers the line with a loud, irritated shout, stretching the words in his strong Northeastern Brazilian accent that made the character famous online. The clip is short and abrupt, cutting in with instant anger that feels wildly out of proportion to the request. That overreaction is what makes it funny, turning a simple demand into a comic outburst. Listeners recognise the voice immediately, and the sudden burst of frustration works like a punchline on its own, even without any video or context around it.

Pro tip

Place the shout right as a hand reaches for an object or a character spots what they want, with no build up before it. Keep the original volume peak, cut on the final word, and avoid music underneath so the accent stays clear.

How people use it

Drop it when a friend grabs the last snack
Use it to demand a borrowed charger back jokingly
Add it over pets snatching food on camera
Play it when characters fight over one item

More information

Tiringa is a Brazilian comedy character known online for short, angry outbursts delivered in a Northeastern accent alongside his partner Charlles. Clips of his lines were cut from their longer comedy videos and shared widely as standalone audios on WhatsApp, YouTube and meme soundboards in Brazil. This phrase, meaning give me that thing in Portuguese, became a reusable reaction because the demand sounds far angrier than the situation deserves. It remains popular for everyday jokes among friends.

FAQ

What does 'me da essa peste' mean?

The phrase is Portuguese for give me that pest or give me that thing. Tiringa says it as an angry, slangy demand, using peste as a rude nickname for the object he wants, which makes the line sound funnier and harsher.

Who is Tiringa?

Tiringa is a Brazilian comedy character famous for losing his temper in short videos with his partner Charlles. His strong Northeastern accent, irritated delivery and old fashioned insults turned many of his shouted lines into popular meme audios in Brazil.

How do people use this sound?

Creators play it as an instant reaction when someone demands something in a joking, exaggerated way. It works over videos of friends, pets or characters grabbing an item, and as a quick WhatsApp audio reply instead of typing an angry message.