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What's the fine for... song

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Excerpt from The Fine by Young Scrolls, a song built around Falanu Hlaalu's infamous Oblivion line, used for darkly comic Elder Scrolls edits and memes.

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Excerpt from The Fine by Young Scrolls, a song built around Falanu Hlaalu's infamous Oblivion line, used for darkly comic Elder Scrolls edits and memes.

This is a short musical excerpt from The Fine, built around one of Oblivion's most infamous NPC lines. Falanu Hlaalu calmly asks what the fine is, implying necrophilia, and Young Scrolls turns that deadpan delivery into a catchy, looping song. The contrast is what makes it land: the voice stays polite and curious while the meaning is deeply unsettling, backed by a simple beat that makes the question bounce. It feels awkward, darkly funny and instantly quotable, especially for anyone who remembers wandering Skingrad and hearing it unprompted.

Pro tip

Place the drop right after a character asks an innocent question on screen, then let the beat play under a slow zoom. Pair it with Oblivion NPC footage or stiff dialogue scenes, and avoid cutting the question mid-word or it loses the punchline.

How people use it

Drop over Oblivion clips when Falanu Hlaalu appears suddenly.
Use in Elder Scrolls memes about awkward NPC dialogue moments.
Add to gaming edits when a question turns unexpectedly dark.
Play under roleplay clips to mock fines and guard encounters.

More information

The clip comes from The Fine by Young Scrolls, a creator known for turning dialogue from The Elder Scrolls games into original songs. This track samples Falanu Hlaalu, a Dunmer in Skingrad in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, whose casual question about the fine for necrophilia became one of the game's most quoted lines. Fans shared the exchange for years because of its deadpan delivery, and the song version repackages it as a short, loopable excerpt that still circulates in Oblivion meme edits.

FAQ

What is the What's The Fine For song?

It is a short excerpt from The Fine by Young Scrolls, built around Falanu Hlaalu's dialogue in Oblivion. The song loops her asking about a fine, turning a notorious NPC line into a catchy musical clip.

Where does the line in The Fine come from?

The line comes from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, where Falanu Hlaalu in Skingrad asks about the fine for necrophilia in Cyrodiil. Its calm, casual delivery made it one of the game's most remembered NPC exchanges.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it in Oblivion and Elder Scrolls edits when a conversation takes a dark or awkward turn. It works best uncut, letting the polite question land before the beat continues under NPC footage or reaction shots.