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Big Smoke shouting you picked the wrong house fool from GTA San Andreas, used as a meme sound effect for mistaken intruders and bad choices.

This is Big Smoke's furious shout of 'You picked the wrong house, fool!' from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, delivered the moment he mistakes CJ for a burglar. The line is loud, clipped and instantly confrontational, starting as a warning and landing like a threat with a bat about to swing. Its over-the-top anger is what makes it funny out of context. Dropped over someone walking into the wrong room, server or situation, it turns a small mistake into a dramatic home invasion scene in under two seconds.

The line comes from Rockstar's 2004 action game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, voiced by Clifton Powell as Melvin 'Big Smoke' Harris. Early in the story Smoke attacks Carl Johnson with a baseball bat after mistaking his old friend for a burglar, then delivers the shout as he realises who it is. Clips of the scene spread through YouTube, forums and soundboards in the meme era, and the short isolated shout became a reusable reaction for trespassing, mistaken identity and walking into trouble.

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What is the you picked the wrong house fool sound?

It is a short voice clip of Big Smoke shouting the line in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. He yells it at Carl Johnson after mistaking him for a burglar inside his house.

Who says you picked the wrong house fool?

The line is spoken by Melvin Harris, better known as Big Smoke, a main character in San Andreas. The character was voiced by American actor Clifton Powell and appears early in the game's story.

Why do people use this sound in memes?

People use it when someone enters the wrong place or picks the wrong opponent. The furious delivery makes an ordinary mistake sound like a serious trespass, which works well for gaming clips, door openings and surprise entrances.