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Mike Wazowski's Brazilian dub line saying é seboso, a teasing reaction from Monsters, Inc. used in memes and WhatsApp audios to mock something gross.

This short clip captures Mike Wazowski, the one-eyed green monster from Pixar's Monsters, Inc., delivering the Brazilian Portuguese line "é seboso" in his fast, nasally dubbed voice. The delivery is mocking and playful, stretching the syllables with exaggerated disgust that makes the insult land like a joke rather than a real attack. Dropped over a reaction shot or a friend's fail clip, it instantly frames the target as gross or slimy while keeping the tone light, silly and shareable for meme audiences.

Mike Wazowski is the fast-talking green monster from Pixar's Monsters, Inc. (2001), and this clip comes from the film's Brazilian Portuguese dub, where his voice actor delivers the teasing line "é seboso." Brazilian meme pages and WhatsApp groups picked it up as a reusable insult audio, trading it the way other dubbed cartoon one-liners circulate. Its short runtime and instantly recognisable character voice keep it in rotation for reaction edits years after the film's release.

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What does 'é seboso' mean?

In Brazilian Portuguese, "seboso" describes something greasy, grimy or slimy, so "é seboso" means "he's/it's gross and slimy." Said in Mike Wazowski's mocking dubbed voice, it works as a playful insult rather than a harsh one.

Where is the Seboso Mike Wazowski sound from?

It is a line from the Brazilian Portuguese dub of Pixar's Monsters, Inc. (2001), spoken by Mike Wazowski. The clip spread through Brazilian meme pages and WhatsApp audios as a reusable teasing reaction sound.

How do creators use this sound in edits?

Creators drop it on the reveal frame of something gross, slimy or embarrassing, like a food fail or messy room. It works best as a single dry hit with a hard cut, since looping it dulls the joke.