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Gollum is a character created by J. R. R. Tolkien, first appearing in The Hobbit and becoming central to The Lord of the Rings, where Andy Serkis gave him his distinctive voice and movement in the film adaptations. That raspy, childlike delivery made short Gollum lines easy to quote and reuse online. Clips of his questions and muttering circulate as reaction sounds on soundboards and in edited videos, with this line used whenever someone is caught leaving, wandering off, or sneaking away without explaining where they are headed next.
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Gollum asking where are you going in his raspy voice from The Lord of the Rings, used for curious exits, sneaking scenes and playful callouts.
This short clip captures Gollum asking where are you going, delivered in his thin, raspy whisper that shifts between curiosity and suspicion. The line is drawn out with his familiar hissing tone, making a simple question sound secretive and slightly menacing. At just a few seconds long it lands instantly, even without any picture attached. Listeners recognise the voice straight away and picture the hunched creature creeping after someone who is trying to slip away. It works because the delivery turns an ordinary departure into a moment of comic tension and uneasy attention from an unwanted follower.
