Place it right after the loudest rant in your edit, then follow it with Homer Ta Gueule for a second shut-up, or keep Shut Up Mom for a family argument where the target needs a different voice.
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This three-and-a-half-second French voice clip has one irritated speaker telling René to stop yelling, delivered in a sharp, direct tone that sounds like a real argument breaking out. It feels funny and confrontational at once, turning a loud moment into an instant, personal rebuke. The named target makes the scolding feel oddly specific, so it lands as a playful interruption even for listeners who do not speak French.