Vegeta is the proud Saiyan prince from Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball franchise, and his explosive temper made him a goldmine for reaction memes long after Dragon Ball Z aired in the 1990s. Short voice lines like this one spread through YouTube poops, AMVs and soundboard sites, where fans clipped his angriest outbursts for comedic reuse. The line works because Vegeta's canonical disdain for weakness is already a joke in itself. It sits alongside other anime reaction staples such as the anime ahh sound and the To Be Continued meme.
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Vegeta's gruff 'Get out, woman' line from Dragon Ball Z, shouted in his aggressive Saiyan voice. A short meme sound used for funny dismissals and rejection gags.
The clip captures Vegeta, the hot-headed Saiyan prince from Dragon Ball Z, barking the dismissive line 'Get out, woman' in his signature gravelly snarl. It lasts barely over a second: a sharp, aggressive burst of voice with clipped consonants and a contemptuous edge, instantly recognisable to anime fans. Dropped into an edit, it lands like a slap of comedic rejection, turning an awkward flirt, an unwanted opinion or a clingy character into the butt of the joke. Its bluntness is the whole appeal, a tiny power fantasy of telling someone off without consequences.
