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Dr Evil welcomes listeners to his underground lair in this Austin Powers clip, often used for dramatic reveals, secret hideouts and villain introductions.

Dr Evil delivers the line in his slow, theatrical villain voice, drawing out the welcome as he invites the listener down into his hidden base. The delivery is calm and menacing rather than loud, with a mock-polite tone that makes the underground lair feel both absurd and sinister. Hearing it instantly signals that something secret, scheming or over-the-top is about to be revealed. It works because the audience recognises the character's exaggerated evil genius persona, so even a simple introduction lands as a joke about power, secrecy and a villain enjoying his own dramatic moment.

Dr Evil is the villain of the Austin Powers film series, a parody of classic Bond-style supervillains with an elaborate secret base. His underground lair became one of the series' most recognisable settings, and lines delivered in his deadpan, theatrical style were widely quoted and clipped for comedy. As short-form video grew, the welcome line found a second life as a sound for introductions and reveals, because it instantly frames an ordinary room or setup as something grand, hidden and slightly ridiculous.

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Who says welcome to my underground lair?

Dr Evil says it, the supervillain from the Austin Powers films played by Mike Myers. The line introduces his hidden underground base, a joke on the elaborate lairs used by classic movie villains.

What movie is the sound from?

It comes from the Austin Powers series, which parodies spy films and their over-the-top villains. Dr Evil's lair scenes helped make the character a lasting comedy reference beyond the films themselves.

How do creators use this sound in videos?

Creators play it before revealing a room, setup or character, letting the slow villain welcome set up the joke. It works best when the reveal is ordinary, so the contrast with a grand evil lair makes it funny.