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A short clip from Kung Fury where a stern voice declares you are breaking the law, often dropped over rule-breaking moments, fails and meme edits.

This ten-second clip captures a dramatic accusation from Kung Fury, delivered in a firm, authoritative tone that turns a simple rule break into a moment of high-stakes confrontation. The voice is direct and unflinching, with a slightly over-the-top action-movie delivery that makes the line feel both serious and funny at once. It lands best as a sudden interruption, cutting through a scene just as someone crosses a line, cheats, or ignores the rules. The exaggerated seriousness is what sells it, turning ordinary mischief into a mock arrest and giving the viewer an instant, knowing laugh.

This sound comes from Kung Fury, the 2015 Swedish martial arts action-comedy short film that became a viral hit after its online release. Built as a loving parody of 1980s action movies, Kung Fury mixes absurd police action, martial arts and retro synth style, and its quotable one-liners quickly spread through YouTube clips, edits and soundboards. The breaking-the-law line survived because it works outside the film too, giving creators a ready-made authority figure for any moment when someone bends or breaks a rule.

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What is the "You're Breaking the Law" sound?

It is a short spoken clip from Kung Fury in which a voice accuses someone of breaking the law. Creators use it as a dramatic, funny interruption when a character, friend or pet is caught bending the rules.

Where is the sound from?

The clip comes from Kung Fury, a 2015 action-comedy short film made as a parody of 1980s action movies. It became widely shared online after its release, and its punchy lines were later reused in memes and soundboards.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Place it right after the rule-breaking moment, then cut to the culprit's reaction for the joke to land. It works well in gaming clips, skits, pet videos and sports edits where the humor comes from being caught.