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Raze's "Here comes the party" voice line from Valorant, used in edits and clips to signal chaos, an incoming ultimate, or a big explosive moment.

This short clip is Raze's famous "Here comes the party" line from Valorant, delivered right before she unleashes her explosive ultimate. It has a punchy, confident tone that instantly tells players something loud and dangerous is about to happen. In videos, the sound works as a warning, a hype cue, or a setup for chaotic gameplay. Even on its own, it carries a playful but threatening energy that makes viewers expect a sudden blast, a clutch play, or a perfectly timed disaster.

"Here comes the party" is one of Raze's most recognizable voice lines in Valorant, Riot Games' tactical shooter released in 2020. Players hear it when she activates her Showstopper ultimate, so it quickly became shorthand for incoming explosive pressure. The line spread through gameplay clips, agent compilations, and short-form edits because even non-players can tell it means trouble is about to hit. It remains popular in gaming memes and highlight edits whenever creators want a fast warning with personality.

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Use it a beat before the rocket lands or right as the camera cuts to panic. It pairs best with frantic enemy movement, missed shots, or a huge multi-kill, and loses impact if you stack too many other loud alerts over it.

사용 사례

  • Announcing a chaotic push in a Valorant montage.
  • Setting up an incoming rocket kill clip.
  • Adding tension before a big explosive fail.
  • Highlighting a teammate's all-in entry play.

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What is the "Here comes the party" sound?
It is Raze's voice line from Valorant, heard when she activates her Showstopper ultimate. Players recognize it as the warning that a high-damage explosive attack is about to be fired.
Who says "Here comes the party" in Valorant?
The line is said by Raze, the explosive specialist agent in Valorant. It is tied to her ultimate ability, which is why the quote is so strongly associated with sudden danger and aggressive plays.
Why do people use this sound in edits and memes?
Creators use it because the line instantly builds anticipation. It tells viewers that chaos, a big play, or a dramatic explosion is coming, making it perfect for gameplay montages, bait-and-switch jokes, and clutch highlights.

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