Dr Evil, played by Mike Myers in the Austin Powers films beginning with Austin Powers International Man of Mystery in 1997, became famous for his exaggerated villain mannerisms and dry one liners. How about no grew from that persona into a widely shared reaction clip online, passed around on soundboards and in meme edits long after the movies. Its lasting appeal comes from how recognisable the voice is even without video, making it an instant shorthand for a smug, theatrical refusal in online conversation.
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Dr Evil saying how about no from Austin Powers. A short sarcastic rejection clip used for memes, reaction videos and comedic no moments online.
This clip features Dr Evil delivering his deadpan line how about no with slow, deliberate sarcasm. The voice is calm, smug and slightly drawn out, turning a simple refusal into a theatrical put down. It lands because the pause and flat tone make the rejection feel both polite and completely final. Viewers instantly read it as mocking disbelief rather than anger, which makes it perfect for shutting down a bad idea without raising the energy. The short length keeps the joke sharp and leaves the reaction hanging.
