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The Scary Movie wazzup scene where the characters answer the phone with stretched out wazzup greetings, used for funny calls and meme edits.

This clip captures the famous phone call parody from Scary Movie, where a simple greeting turns into an exaggerated back and forth of stretched wazzup shouts. The voices grow louder and sillier with each reply, tongues out and completely unserious, which is the opposite of the tense horror scene it is mocking. It sounds loose, goofy and instantly recognisable, even without the picture. Viewers hear it and immediately expect a joke, which makes it perfect for breaking tension or turning an ordinary hello into a shared meme moment between friends.

Scary Movie is a 2000 comedy parody directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans that spoofs Scream and other 1990s horror films. Its wazzup scene riffs on both the Scream phone call opening and the popular Budweiser Wassup advert from the same period, turning a threatening call into friends shouting the greeting at each other. The exchange became one of the film's most quoted moments, circulated in early meme videos and soundboards, and it is still used today because the greeting alone signals parody, nostalgia and instant silliness.

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What is the Scary Movie wazzup sound?

It is the audio from the phone call parody scene in Scary Movie, where the characters trade increasingly stretched and silly wazzup greetings instead of having a normal scary conversation like in Scream.

Where does wazzup come from in Scary Movie?

The scene spoofs the opening phone call from Scream and the Budweiser Wassup commercials that were popular around 2000. Scary Movie combines both references, making the killer and his friends shout the greeting at each other.

How do creators use the Scary Movie wazzup clip?

Creators place it over fake phone calls, horror edits and group chat moments to turn tension into comedy. It works best as a quick punchline after a ring or a serious setup, without extra music covering the voices.