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JonTron shouts "Not the poopy ones!" in the first StarCade episode, a frantic comedy reaction clip used for gross-out jokes and sudden panic edits.

This clip features JonTron blurting out "Not the poopy ones!" with a loud, distressed delivery in StarCade. The line lands because it sounds instantly overwhelmed, childish and dramatic all at once, which makes even a small problem feel absurdly serious. Creators use it when a video cuts to something disgusting, disappointing or obviously cursed, and the shout adds a fast burst of chaotic energy. It works especially well as a punchy reaction sound because the phrasing is so specific and memorable.

The quote comes from the first episode of JonTron's StarCade, the gaming comedy series starring JonTron. Online, the line spread as a short reaction clip because its wording is oddly specific and JonTron's delivery is instantly expressive. It remains useful in edits, compilations and meme videos whenever a creator wants a dramatic response to something dirty, unpleasant or hilariously wrong. Its staying power comes from being short, quotable and easy to drop into a fast comedic cut.

Profi-Tipp zur Verwendung

Use this right at the reveal of a gross item, bad flavor, or cursed image. Cut in half a beat early for impact, and pair it with a zoom or freeze frame so JonTron's panic lands instantly.

Anwendungsfälle

  • Reacting to disgusting food reveals or weird snacks.
  • Cutting to a gross in-game item or character.
  • Punching up skits about bad choices or regrets.
  • Adding panic to prank reveals with messy outcomes.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

What is the "Not the poopy ones" sound?
It is a short JonTron reaction clip where he yells "Not the poopy ones!" The audio is mainly used as a comedic response to gross, messy or unpleasant moments in memes and edited videos.
Where is the "Not the poopy ones" quote from?
The line comes from the first episode of StarCade featuring JonTron. It has since been clipped and reused online as a standalone reaction sound because the delivery is loud, anxious and funny.
How do people usually use this sound in edits?
Most creators place it on the exact frame where something disgusting, cursed or instantly regrettable appears. It works best as a quick punchline, especially with a sudden zoom, smash cut or reaction image.

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