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The clip is named for Bohumil Stejskal and the Czech word vyrizene, which points to something being settled or dealt with, followed by a casual no. Short movie lines like this travel well on soundboards because they need no setup and can be understood from tone alone, even by viewers who do not speak Czech. It has found a second life as a reaction sound, shared in short edits where a blunt answer is funnier than an explanation, and its brevity keeps it easy to loop or layer.
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Vyrizene no is a short clip of Bohumil Stejskal saying no, used in edits and memes for a firm, funny refusal or a quick reaction to a bad idea.
Vyrizene no is a brief spoken line delivered by Bohumil Stejskal, built around a flat, final sounding no. The delivery is short and dry, with the Czech phrase vyrizene suggesting the matter is already settled and there is nothing left to discuss. At just over a second, the clip lands like a door closing on an argument. Viewers instantly read it as refusal, dismissal or amused disbelief, which makes the sound useful even without any picture. The humor comes from how certain it sounds compared with how small the moment is.
