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For when someone texts you something that only makes sense after a few drinks
This 1.5-second clip is a short spoken line from Drake, asking 'Are you drunk right now?' in a blunt, direct tone. It feels awkward and teasing, like catching a friend in a lie during a late-night call. The line comes from Drake's song Marvin's Room.
Pair it with a late-night fail clip and let the question land right before the punchline moment.
Add it to a story reply when a friend posts blurry party photos at 3 a.m.
Send it as a voice reply to a friend whose late-night messages are getting harder to follow.
Drop it in a voice channel when a teammate starts rambling after celebrating a win too hard.
Wait for the exact moment the other person sounds most confident, then play it once and stop. The joke works because the question is blunt and direct, so letting it sit alone makes the accusation land harder.
Put it at the end of a messy night-out montage, just after the most chaotic clip, then follow it with a yeah reaction before cutting to a funny laugh. That order gives the scene a question, a confirmation and a laugh to close it.
Yes, download the MP3 and set it as your ringtone in your phone settings, choosing the file from your downloads or audio files. It is easy to spot among other tones because the question is so direct.
Pair it with a party fail, a blurry photo montage or a friend dancing, then add a laugh or a yeah reaction straight after it. The question works best when it follows the messiest moment in the edit.
Yes, it is made for that exact tease, especially after a friend posts party photos or sends rambling late-night messages. Send it once, let them react, and do not explain the joke afterwards.
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