Place it at the end of an exit scene, just after the person starts walking away, and let it close the moment on its own. For a sharper dismissal, follow it with the Bruh sound, then add Emotional Damage when the defeat needs a second beat.
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This brief Nigerian Pidgin voice clip lasts about two and a half seconds and says “You dey go na” as a direct prompt for someone to head out. Its plain spoken delivery feels impatient, teasing and dismissive all at once, giving an exit a sharp comic edge. It works as a quick social nudge, understood at once without any extra explanation.