I gotchyo number - Peridot

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Peridot from Steven Universe says "I got your number" in this short voice clip, often used for playful callouts and meme edits about catching someone out.

This short clip captures Peridot, the sharp-tongued former Gem technician from Steven Universe, delivering the line “I got your number” with a smug, knowing confidence that lands somewhere between a threat and a joke. Her clipped, slightly nasal delivery makes the phrase feel both petty and triumphant, like she has just figured someone out and is not going to let them forget it. The sound is only about a second and a half long, so it works as a quick punchline rather than a full quote, cutting in just as a reveal, accusation or comeback lands on screen.

Peridot is a Gem character from Steven Universe, the Cartoon Network animated series created by Rebecca Sugar that began in 2013. Originally introduced as an antagonist and technician for the Gem Homeworld, she became a fan favourite for her blunt, literal and socially awkward personality, voiced by Shelby Rabara. Short clips of her dialogue circulate widely as meme sounds because her delivery turns even a small line into a confident put-down. This one endures because it is short, instantly recognisable to fans and easy to drop into edits about secrets, receipts and comeuppance.

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Who says "I got your number" in this sound?

Peridot, a Gem character from Steven Universe, says the line. Her blunt and confident delivery is part of why the clip works so well as a playful callout in memes and short video edits.

Where is this sound from?

It comes from Steven Universe, the Cartoon Network animated series about Steven and the Crystal Gems. The line is clipped from Peridot's dialogue and shared online as a short meme sound.

How can creators use this sound?

Use it as a quick punchline when revealing a secret, catching someone out or ending a roast. Keep it near the reveal, avoid talking over it, and let its smug tone carry the joke.