Kuzco's Poison

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Kronk's famous 'the poison for Kuzco' line from The Emperor's New Groove, used as a meme sound for awkward realisations and over-explained plans.

This is Kronk's rambling poison speech from The Emperor's New Groove, where he slowly works out exactly which poison Yzma means. He repeats the phrase in different ways, circling back with growing certainty until the joke lands on his deadpan delivery. The humour comes from how long he takes to state something obvious, turning a simple confirmation into a full explanation. Listeners instantly recognise the rhythm and the rising confusion, which makes the clip feel awkward, earnest and funny even without the scene playing in front of them.

The line comes from Disney's 2000 animated film The Emperor's New Groove, during Yzma and Kronk's plot to poison Emperor Kuzco. Kronk, voiced by Patrick Warburton, confirms the plan in his famously roundabout way, and the scene became one of the film's most quoted moments. As the movie built a lasting online following, the exchange was clipped for reaction videos, edits and soundboards, where its repetitive wording is now shorthand for someone taking far too long to grasp a deliberately simple point.

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What is the Kuzco's Poison sound?

It is Kronk's dialogue from The Emperor's New Groove where he repeats 'the poison for Kuzco' in several ways while confirming Yzma's plan, turning a simple check into a long, funny explanation.

Who says the poison for Kuzco line?

Kronk says the line, voiced by Patrick Warburton. He is speaking to Yzma about the poison intended for Emperor Kuzco, and his slow, earnest repetition is what makes the short scene so memorable and quotable.

Why is Kuzco's Poison popular as a meme?

People use it when someone over-explains or finally understands something obvious. The repeated phrasing builds comic tension, works without visual context, and lets creators add an awkward, drawn-out realisation to chats, edits and reaction videos.