Place it right after a lingering stare or an awkward pause, as the payoff of the scene, then follow it with the What Are You Aiming At clip for a second challenge or the You What clip for a confused reply. Keep the exchange short and let the stare do the setup before the reply lands.
關於此聲音
This is Duckman's blunt catchphrase, delivered in about a second and a half as a sharp, annoyed challenge to anyone looking at him. The line lands as confrontational and funny at once, with the irritation making it feel like a quick verbal shove. It comes from Duckman, the animated television series, where the private detective uses it to push back when people stare.