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Pig - WHO KEEPS DOING THAT?!

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Pig from Back at the Barnyard shouts 'Who keeps doing that?!' in a loud, exasperated voice, perfect for repeated pranks and mistakes in memes.

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Pig from Back at the Barnyard shouts 'Who keeps doing that?!' in a loud, exasperated voice, perfect for repeated pranks and mistakes in memes.

This is Pig, the cheerful but easily flustered pig from Back at the Barnyard, suddenly losing his patience and yelling, 'Who keeps doing that?!' His voice rises sharply from confused to furious, with a strained, squeaky edge that makes the outburst sound both angry and funny. The line lands as a perfect reaction to something happening again and again, whether it is a prank, a mistake, or someone pushing the same button. It captures that moment when surprise turns into frustration, and listeners instantly recognise the feeling of being caught in a loop they cannot stop.

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Drop it right after the second or third repeat of a gag, not the first, so the frustration feels earned. Cut to a confused face or a zoom on the culprit as Pig yells, then add a record scratch or silence for the punchline.

大家都怎么用

Reacting to a friend repeating the same prank.
Calling out someone spamming the same message.
Captioning a pet making the same mess again.
Ending a compilation of repeated video fails.

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Who says "Who keeps doing that?!"?

Pig, the cheerful farm pig from the Nickelodeon animated series Back at the Barnyard, says the line. He delivers it in a loud, exasperated shout when something keeps happening around him, which is why the clip works so well as a frustrated reaction.

Where is the sound from?

It comes from the episode 'Home Sweet Hole' of Back at the Barnyard, the animated television series based on farm animals. The clip isolates Pig's shout from that episode, so it can be used on its own as a short reaction sound.

When should I use this sound?

Use it when the same thing happens again and again, such as a repeated prank, mistake, glitch or annoying habit. It works best at the moment the frustration peaks, especially in short videos, memes and reaction edits.