The Price is Wrong B**** Horn

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Adam Sandler's 'The price is wrong' line from Happy Gilmore followed by The Price Is Right losing horn, used for wrong answers and failed guesses.

This clip pairs Adam Sandler's famous confrontation line from Happy Gilmore with the flat, descending losing horn from The Price Is Right. Sandler delivers the insult with smug confidence during his fight with Bob Barker, then the brassy horn drops in like a game show buzzer confirming a total failure. The contrast is what makes it funny, turning a movie quote into an instant verdict. It lands as both a roast and a sound effect, perfect for marking a guess, price or attempt as embarrassingly wrong without needing any extra explanation at all.

Happy Gilmore was released in 1996, with Adam Sandler as a failed hockey player turned golfer who is paired with longtime The Price Is Right host Bob Barker in a celebrity tournament. Their on-course argument escalates into a fistfight, producing Sandler's quoted insult that fans repeated for years. Online editors later paired the line with the game show's losing horn, linking Barker's two worlds in one joke. The combination spread through soundboards and meme edits, staying popular because both references remain instantly recognisable to movie and game show audiences.

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What is the Price Is Wrong horn sound?

It combines Adam Sandler saying 'The price is wrong' in Happy Gilmore with the losing horn from The Price Is Right. The line comes from his fight with Bob Barker, and the horn adds a game show fail effect.

Where does the quote come from?

The quote comes from the 1996 comedy Happy Gilmore, during the celebrity golf tournament scene. Sandler's character argues with Bob Barker, the real host of The Price Is Right, and delivers the line before their famous fight breaks out on the course.

When should you use this sound?

Use it when someone gets a price, guess or answer completely wrong. Creators drop it after a bad estimate, failed prediction or embarrassing mistake, letting the movie line set up the joke and the horn deliver the final fail verdict.