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Vegeta shouting that Goku's power level is over 8000 from Dragon Ball Z, the iconic scouter scene used for shocked reactions and power memes.

This is Vegeta's stunned shout from Dragon Ball Z when his scouter reads Goku's rising power level as over 8000. The line is delivered in a rising panic, ending in an explosive yell that makes the number itself feel absurd and overwhelming. The short burst of disbelief is instantly recognisable to anime fans, even without any picture. It turns an ordinary surprise into an over the top reaction, which is why the clip works so well dropped on its own or over a shocked face.

The clip comes from the Saiyan Saga of Dragon Ball Z, first aired in Japan in 1989, where Vegeta crushes his scouter after reading Goku's power. In the original Japanese version the number was 8000, and many international dubs kept that figure, while the English dub changed it to 9000. That English line spread widely online in the mid 2000s as a reaction meme, and the 8000 version remains popular with Spanish and Portuguese speaking fans.

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What does Vegeta say in this sound?

Vegeta shouts that Goku's power level is over 8000 after his scouter measures it during their first encounter. It is the version heard in the original Japanese and many international dubs of Dragon Ball Z, rather than the English over 9000 line.

Why is it 8000 and not 9000?

The original Japanese dialogue and Akira Toriyama's manga used 8000. When Dragon Ball Z was dubbed into English, the line was changed to 9000, which sounded more dramatic and fit the scene better for that audience, so both numbers now circulate as memes.

How do people use the over 8000 sound?

Creators drop it over reveals that feel impossibly large, like high scores, huge prices, follower milestones or a character powering up. The panicked delivery makes a normal number sound ridiculous, so it works as a quick shocked reaction in edits and streams.