Place this clip at the very end of a reaction sequence, after a bruh for the stunned pause and then emotional damage for the verdict, so the outburst closes the scene instead of starting it.
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A kid screams for about seven seconds, one drawn-out yell rather than a short burst. It feels funny and jarring at once, turning an annoyed outburst into an exaggerated joke that makes listeners flinch before they laugh. It suits mock outrage more than real anger, because the sheer length pushes the reaction past annoyance into comedy for everyone hearing it.