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Raze's 'chegou o reggae' voice line from Valorant, an energetic Portuguese callout from the Brazilian agent used for chaotic entrances and clutch play edits.

This is Raze announcing 'chegou o reggae' in Portuguese, delivered in her loud, upbeat style over just a second and a half. The line lands like a warning and a party starter at the same time, because Raze is known for explosives, paint shells and pushing straight into a fight. The quick burst of confidence makes it instantly recognisable to Valorant players, even without any gameplay on screen. Viewers hear it and expect something messy to happen next, which is why the clip works as a punchline for sudden arrivals and overconfident pushes.

Raze is the Brazilian duelist agent in Valorant, Riot Games' tactical shooter released in 2020, and her Portuguese voice lines are a big part of her character in the Brazilian version of the game. 'Chegou o reggae' became a favourite quote among Portuguese-speaking players, who clipped it and shared it outside matches as a meme entrance line. Its short length and confident delivery helped it spread through gaming edits, streams and group chats, where it now signals an explosive arrival rather than anything to do with actual reggae music.

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Drop it right before Raze's explosives go off or the moment your character bursts into frame. Keep the clip clean and loud, do not bury it under music, and cut to the action on the last word for the best punch.

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  • Announcing a chaotic Raze push onto site.
  • Punchline for walking into a party uninvited.
  • Intro sting before a Valorant clutch montage.
  • Reaction to a friend joining voice chat loudly.

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What does Raze chegou o reggae mean?
Chegou o reggae is Portuguese and roughly translates to 'the reggae has arrived.' Raze says it as a confident entrance line, so players use the clip to announce themselves before a loud, chaotic play in Valorant.
Where is the Raze chegou o reggae sound from?
It comes from Valorant, Riot Games' tactical shooter. Raze is a Brazilian duelist known for explosives and aggressive pushes, and this short Portuguese voice line is one of her most clipped and shared quotes among fans.
How do creators use this Raze sound?
Place the sound at the exact moment of an entrance, explosion or surprise reveal in your edit. It works best uncut and at full volume, with the action starting right as the line ends for a clear comedic beat.

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