Videogamedunkey, the online name of creator Jason Gastrow, built a large YouTube following with comedic game reviews and highlight videos delivered in a recognisable deadpan voice. Short lines from his videos are often clipped and shared separately because a single phrase can carry his timing without needing the original game footage for context. Keep saying it is used that way online, passed around gaming and meme edits as a reaction to repetition, spammy chat messages and running jokes that refuse to die in a group conversation.
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Videogamedunkey's keep saying it clip features his flat deadpan voice, a short gaming sound used as a reaction when a joke or phrase keeps getting repeated.
This is a short voice clip of gaming creator Videogamedunkey delivering the line keep saying it in his familiar dry, monotone style. The delivery is flat and deliberately insistent, with the repetition making a simple instruction sound funnier each time it lands. The voice sits front and centre, so the timing and tone carry the whole joke. It works because Dunkey sounds completely serious while encouraging something silly, and that deadpan pressure turns an ordinary repeated phrase into a small, escalating punchline for the viewer watching the edit.