No single original video is documented for this stretched get out shout, which spread as a user-uploaded soundboard clip passed between prank and meme communities. Its appeal is the performance itself: the harder the voice strains on the vowels, the funnier the dismissal feels, which is why it sits naturally next to other comedic vocal clips like the Goofy Yell. Editors also pair it with a shocked sound when the target freezes mid-exit, and its five-second length makes it a ready-made punchline for short-form reaction edits that need one loud beat.
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A drawn-out comedic shout of 'get out' stretched for laughs. Creators use this shout sound effect in prank clips and reaction memes to mock-kick someone out.
The clip is a single exaggerated human shout of the words get out, stretched into a long wobbly 'geaaatt outt' that lasts about five and a half seconds. The voice starts loud and demanding, then wobbles and cracks as the vowels drag on, which makes it sound more ridiculous than threatening. That over-the-top delivery is exactly why creators love it: it lands as a joke dismissal rather than a real yell. Played at full volume it fills a scene instantly, and the drawn-out ending gives editors a natural tail to cut on or to let ring out over a reaction shot.