Place it straight after the roast or unfair blame, as the victim's reply, then follow it with Emotional Damage to stretch the joke, or cut to Bruh when the teasing gets even more ridiculous.
About this sound
A short spoken clip, just under six seconds long, delivers the line in a wavering voice that sounds upset and a little over the top. It feels funny and awkward at once, because the hurt is easy to recognise but pushed far enough to laugh at. That mix is why it lands as a reply when someone is being teased for no real reason.