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Wheezy's wheezy cough from Toy Story, the squeaky penguin toy struggling to breathe, used as a meme sound for coughing fits, sick days and dusty toy jokes.

This is Wheezy's strained coughing fit from Toy Story, a short wheezing, squeaking struggle for breath from the old penguin toy whose voice box is broken. The sound rises and falls in raspy little bursts, half cough and half squeak, which makes it sound both poorly and ridiculous at the same time. Played over a person coughing, an old object covered in dust, or a character who is past their prime, it instantly turns a plain moment into a joke about being worn out, neglected or unwell without needing any dialogue at all to explain it.

Wheezy first appeared in Toy Story 2 in 1999 as a squeaky penguin toy with a broken squeaker, left on a shelf collecting dust until Woody tries to save him from a yard sale. Voiced in the film by Joe Ranft, the character became a shorthand for beloved things that have fallen into disrepair. His coughing, widely shared in Spanish-speaking meme circles as a tos clip, spread on soundboards as a quick reaction for illness, dust and old age, long after the film left cinemas.

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What is the Tos Wheezy sound?

Wheezy is the squeaky penguin toy from Toy Story 2 whose broken squeaker leaves him wheezing and coughing. This clip isolates that raspy, squeaky coughing fit, which is why it works as a stand alone reaction sound.

Why do people call it tos Wheezy?

Tos is Spanish for cough, so Spanish-speaking users search for the clip as a tosiendo, or coughing, meme. The name stuck on soundboards because the whole joke is simply Wheezy struggling through one long, wheezy cough.

How do creators use the Wheezy cough?

Drop it over a visible cough, a dusty object reveal or a tired character moment, letting the full wheeze finish. It reads instantly as sick, old or neglected, so it needs no caption and works best without music covering the squeak.