Place it right on the frame where the mistake becomes obvious, then follow it with DJ Airhorn for a bigger finish, or swap in Woody Woodpecker Laugh for a second reaction before the cut to the next clip.
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This is a short 1.3-second clip of Nelson Muntz's sharp ha-ha, spoken in a high, clipped voice that draws out each syllable to make the tease land. It feels mean-spirited, playful and instantly funny, like classmates piling on after someone slips up in public. The laugh comes from The Simpsons, where Nelson, the school bully, uses it whenever another character suffers a humiliating failure.