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A short French reaction clip saying “C'est dégueulasse,” used in memes and videos when something looks gross, unfair or just painfully unpleasant.

This sound is a brief spoken reaction in French: “C'est dégueulasse,” meaning “that's disgusting.” The delivery lands somewhere between disgust, disbelief and annoyance, which makes it useful far beyond literal gross-out jokes. It works well when a clip shows bad food, messy situations, unfair outcomes or anything that makes viewers recoil. Because it is short and direct, the line hits fast and adds a punchy reaction without drowning out the original video. The French phrasing also gives it a slightly more dramatic, meme-friendly feel in edits.

This clip is best known online as a short French reaction audio built around the phrase “C'est dégueulasse.” Its exact original source is not clear from the available information, but it circulates widely as a meme button and quick-response sound in short edits. Creators use it because the meaning is instantly readable even for non-French speakers: something is disgusting, wrong or hard to watch. That clarity, plus the compact 4-second length, helps it stay useful across meme formats, reaction videos and chat-style posts.

Professionele tip voor gebruik

Drop this sound right on the reveal frame, like a nasty close-up, a failed recipe or a rigged game moment. Keep the setup quiet beforehand so the spoken line lands cleanly, and avoid layering another reaction voice over it.

Gebruiksscenario's

  • Reacting to gross food or messy cooking clips.
  • Calling out an unfair moment in a game.
  • Punching up before-and-after glow-down transformations.
  • Adding disgust to cursed product or app demos.

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What does “C'est dégueulasse” mean?
It is a French phrase that translates roughly to “that's disgusting” or “that's gross.” In meme use, it can also imply that something feels unfair, nasty or unpleasant to look at.
What is this sound usually used for?
People add it to videos showing gross food, messy accidents, cursed images, awkward reveals or frustrating moments. The line works as a quick reaction that signals disgust or strong disapproval without needing a long setup.
Is this a meme sound or a reaction sound?
It fits both. The clip is used as a meme because it is recognizable and funny in edits, but its main function is still a reaction: it comments on what the viewer is seeing with a fast burst of disgust.

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