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The famous "Ah shit, here we go again" quote from CJ in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, used when a bad situation repeats or chaos starts again.

This clip is the short, resigned line "Ah shit, here we go again" spoken by CJ, also known as Carl Johnson. It has a tired, annoyed tone that instantly signals someone is about to deal with the same mess another time. The delivery is calm but defeated, which makes it funny in memes, edits and reaction posts. People use it to introduce recurring problems, predictable drama, broken routines, or any moment where events start going wrong in a very familiar way.

This quote comes from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, released by Rockstar Games in 2004. It is spoken by protagonist Carl "CJ" Johnson near the start of the game, and the scene later became a widely shared reaction meme online. The line spread through YouTube edits, image macros, and short video captions because it neatly sums up the feeling of facing the same trouble again. Its staying power comes from how flexible it is for gaming clips, daily life posts, and reaction content.

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Use this sound right before the exact moment a repeated problem begins, like a game loading into a losing match or a coworker reopening old drama. Let one beat of silence sit before CJ speaks, and avoid stacking other dialogue over the quote.

사용 사례

  • Starting a montage of another failed attempt.
  • Reacting to recurring bugs in a game.
  • Introducing workplace drama that happens every week.
  • Showing the moment chaos starts all over again.

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What is the "Ah shit, here we go again" sound from?
It comes from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The line is spoken early in the game by Carl "CJ" Johnson, and the scene became one of the most recognizable gaming reaction memes online.
Who says "Ah shit, here we go again"?
The quote is said by Carl "CJ" Johnson, the main character of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. In memes, people usually refer to it simply as the CJ quote or the CJ reaction sound.
Why is this sound so popular in memes?
It captures a universal feeling: realizing the same problem, drama, or mistake is happening again. Because the delivery is short, clear, and instantly recognizable, it works well as a setup for repeated chaos in videos and reaction edits.

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