Place it at the end of a back-and-forth exchange, just after the other person has finished talking, then follow it with Silence I Kill You for a second warning or Nelson's Ha-Ha for a laugh after the exchange has ended.
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This three-second clip is Buddy Valastro delivering the Portuguese phrase 'Cala a boca' in a raised, emphatic voice. It lands as a blunt, funny shut-down, with the force of someone cutting off a conversation that has gone too far. The line means 'shut up' in Portuguese, and the direct delivery makes it feel immediate rather than playful.