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Alastor from Hazbin Hotel says Baba Booey in this short voice clip, perfect for meme edits, reaction videos and funny moments with the radio show catchphrase.

In this very short clip, Alastor, the charismatic radio demon from Hazbin Hotel, delivers the classic Baba Booey catchphrase in his smooth, theatrical voice. The line lands quickly, with his polished old-time radio delivery making the familiar Howard Stern show joke feel both elegant and absurd at the same time. Because it lasts less than a second, it works as a sudden punchline rather than a full quote, catching viewers off guard and giving a meme edit an instant burst of chaotic energy. It is instantly recognisable to fans of the show and to anyone who knows the Baba Booey meme.

Baba Booey began as a catchphrase shouted by callers to The Howard Stern Show, where it became a long-running in-joke linked to producer Gary Dell'Abate. Alastor, by contrast, is the radio demon from Hazbin Hotel, an animated series known for its theatrical characters and old-time broadcast style. Bringing the two together makes the clip work as a crossover joke, pairing a classic radio prank phrase with a character built around radio itself. That contrast is why it keeps appearing in fan edits and short meme videos.

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What is the Alastor Says Baba Booey sound?

It is a very short voice clip in which Alastor, the radio demon from Hazbin Hotel, says the catchphrase Baba Booey. It lasts less than a second and is used as a quick, funny punchline in meme edits and reaction videos.

Where does Baba Booey come from?

Baba Booey comes from The Howard Stern Show, where callers shouted it as a prank and it became a nickname for producer Gary Dell'Abate. The phrase has since become a widely recognised radio and internet catchphrase.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Use it as a sudden punchline on a reveal, entrance or cut to Alastor, keeping the surrounding audio quiet so the short line stands out. It works best in short meme edits, reaction clips and Hazbin Hotel fan videos.