To już jest koniec

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Polish rock chorus clip of To już jest koniec by Elektryczne Gitary, used as a final ending sting for videos, streams and farewell memes online.

This is the instantly recognisable chorus from the Polish rock hit To już jest koniec, sung with a weary, half-smiling resignation that makes the ending feel both final and funny. The male vocal delivers the line to już jest koniec, nie ma już nic over upbeat guitar pop, creating a contrast between the cheerful music and the dramatic farewell message. Listeners hear it as a definitive sign-off, the musical equivalent of closing a book, turning off the lights and walking away, which is why it lands so well after a failure, a goodbye or an anticlimax.

To już jest koniec was released by Polish rock band Elektryczne Gitary in the early 1990s and became one of their best known songs, with its chorus line entering everyday Polish speech. The phrase literally means this is already the end, there is nothing left. Decades later the excerpt spread online as a meme sound on Polish social media, gaming clips and messaging groups, where it is dropped whenever something finishes for good. Its lasting appeal is the deadpan finality that works for both real goodbyes and comic overreactions.

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What does to już jest koniec mean?

It is Polish for this is already the end. The full chorus continues nie ma już nic, meaning there is nothing left, which is why the clip is used as a clear, dramatic way to mark that something is completely finished.

Where is the to już jest koniec sound from?

It comes from the song To już jest koniec by Polish rock band Elektryczne Gitary, released in the early 1990s. The short excerpt focuses on the famous chorus, which Polish audiences recognise immediately from radio, concerts and later meme edits.

When should I use this sound in a video?

Use it at the very end, after a failure, goodbye or anticlimax you want to underline. Let the chorus start cleanly on the cut to your final frame, outro card or black screen so viewers instantly understand the joke about finality.