The sound comes from The Grand Tour, Season 3, Episode 10, the Amazon motoring series fronted by former Top Gear presenters including Jeremy Clarkson. In the episode Clarkson uses wagwan, a greeting rooted in Jamaican patois, alongside a dab reference and a clap, turning a brief joke about youth culture into a shareable clip. Fans later lifted the moment for soundboards and meme edits because Clarkson's serious delivery makes the slang sound funnier. It remains popular as a short reaction for cringe humour, awkward greetings, and edits about dads trying to sound current.
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Jeremy Clarkson saying dab on it wagwan with a clap from The Grand Tour, used as a funny reaction clip for awkward attempts at being cool online.
This clip captures Jeremy Clarkson leaning into youth slang with dab on it wagwan, delivered in his familiar dry, confident tone before a sharp clap punctuates the line. At about twenty one seconds it feels longer than a simple catchphrase, building a small comic moment as the phrasing lands and the clap adds emphasis. The humour comes from the contrast between Clarkson's age, image, and presenting style and the casual street greeting he is trying on. Viewers hear it as playful, cringe, and instantly quotable, which makes the moment stick far beyond its original motoring context.