Place it right after the line you are teasing in the edit, then let the reaction carry the scene before you cut away. Follow it with Nelson's Ha-Ha! for a bigger tease, or put Kids Cheering before it when a small win needs mock celebration.
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This is a 3.6-second voice clip built around the single word nenê, spoken in a playful baby-talk tone. It lands as sweet and teasing at the same time, the kind of affectionate callout that softens a jab and turns whining or showing off into a light, funny moment between friends.