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Place it at the start of a roast segment, before the first joke, so it frames everything that follows. After a winning line, follow it with the DJ Airhorn for extra impact, and save the Law and Order Dun Dun for the moment a roast turns unexpectedly serious.
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This is a short spoken tagline announcing a roast battle, delivered in a confident, show-host voice across about four seconds. It feels playful, bold and confrontational, like the signal for friends to trade jokes without holding back. It comes from Brian Moses's Roast Battle, where the line sets up the head-to-head comedy format before the insults begin.
