828 
46 
Download MP3 
Wazzup began as a Budweiser beer commercial in 1999, based on a short film by Charles Stone III, where friends greeted each other on the phone with the stretched phrase. Scary Movie in 2000 parodied it in an opening phone scene that turned it into a broader pop culture joke, especially with Ghostface joining the bit. The clip spread through early internet soundboards, ringtones and quote videos, and it remains a shorthand for an over-the-top hello among friends who grew up with the reference.
About this sound
The exaggerated Wazzup greeting from Scary Movie, stretched out in that famous phone call parody. People use it for funny hellos, prank calls and meme edits.
This is the drawn-out Wazzup greeting made famous by Scary Movie, delivered with tongues out and voices stretched to ridiculous lengths. One voice starts it, then others join in, repeating the phrase louder and dumber until it becomes pure noise. It sounds goofy, loud and instantly familiar, even if you have never seen the film. The humor comes from how long it drags on and how seriously the characters commit to it. Hearing it immediately signals a joke hello, a dumb phone call, or friends messing around for no reason.
