The sound comes from Kitboga, a scambaiter known for wasting scammers' time on long calls while playing different characters. This line is tied to his Adam and Alex saga, a recurring storyline shared in clips from his streams. Fans cut short exchanges like this into soundboard clips because the phrasing works without the full call for context. It spread through prank and reaction edits where a single confused question can sum up disbelief, and it remains popular for that direct, reusable delivery.
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Kitboga asks a scammer who told you to do this during the Adam and Alex saga, a confused accusation clip often used for prank and reaction edits.
The clip captures Kitboga in character during a scambaiting call, asking in a bewildered, slightly indignant tone, who told you to do this. The line lands without shouting, which makes the confusion feel genuine and a little absurd, as if a simple instruction has suddenly become a serious mystery. That flat, questioning delivery is why it works out of context. Dropped over someone caught mid-mistake, it instantly frames them as following bad orders, turning a normal blunder into a funny, suspicious moment that viewers immediately understand.
