Place it near the end of a short gag, just after the mischief is revealed, then follow it with a reaction sound that lets the joke settle. A dry Bruh works well after the bite, while a Cat Laugh can close a lighter version of the same scene.
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This just-over-a-second clip captures a quick biting mouth noise tied to the Kesha Nunu name, landing almost before you expect it. It feels playful and teasing rather than sharp, like a light nibble slipped into a joke. Its suddenness makes the moment stand out without stopping the scene around it, so it works as a small surprise that registers fast and then lets the humor carry on.