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Batman Returns (1992), Tim Burton's Gotham sequel, stars Danny DeVito as Oswald Cobblepot, the Penguin, who launches a mayoral campaign to take over the city. At a campaign rally Batman hijacks the broadcast with a recording of Cobblepot's own hateful rant, and the disgusted crowd turns on him, pelting the stage with tomatoes. The clip of that moment circulates online as a shorthand for public humiliation, used by meme editors to punish fictional villains and real-world flops alike, which is why it keeps resurfacing in roast edits.
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The Gotham crowd pelts Oswald Cobblepot with tomatoes in Batman Returns (1992), splats under angry shouts. Creators use it to roast villains and public fails.
You hear tomatoes hitting their target in quick succession, wet splats and thuds layered under a swelling crowd jeer that mixes boos, whistles and laughter. It is the sound of public humiliation arriving all at once: one moment of triumph collapsing into a mob turning on someone. The splats give it a cartoonish, slapstick edge while the crowd noise sells the rejection, so the clip lands as funny rather than cruel. Hearing it makes a viewer brace for an embarrassing defeat and laugh at the same time.
