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Donald Trump's infamous 2005 Access Hollywood quote, recorded on a hot mic and leaked in 2016. A raw voice clip used as a reaction or shock sound in memes.

A short, unmistakable voice clip of Donald Trump speaking the line 'grab 'em by the pussy' in a low, casual tone, captured on a hot microphone before a 2005 Access Hollywood segment. The recording is raw and conversational, with the intimacy of an off-the-record remark suddenly made public. On its own it lands as a jolt of disbelief, which is why creators use it as a punchline after an absurd on-screen moment or as a blunt reaction to something scandalous unfolding in a video.

The clip comes from a 2005 Access Hollywood recording of Donald Trump talking with host Billy Bush, captured on a hot mic and leaked to the press in October 2016 during the US presidential campaign. The tape dominated news coverage for weeks and the phrase became one of the most quoted political soundbites of the decade. Online it survives mainly as a shock-value voice clip, dropped into memes and edits that parody scandals or react to audacious behavior. Its notoriety keeps it circulating years later as a instantly recognizable, if NSFW, political reaction sound.

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Drop the line right after a reveal or a slow zoom on something ridiculous, then hard-cut to silence so the bluntness lands. Keep it off anything kid-friendly or brand work, and never pitch it up or meme-ify the delivery; the rawness is the joke.

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  • Reacting to an outrageous claim someone just made on camera.
  • Punchline after an exposé-style edit reveals something shady.
  • Parody news clips spoofing political scandals and soundbites.
  • Shock transition between a wholesome clip and chaotic footage.

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What is the 'grab 'em by the pussy' sound?
It is a short voice clip of Donald Trump saying the phrase on a hot mic before a 2005 Access Hollywood interview. The recording leaked in October 2016 and became one of the most infamous political soundbites ever.
Why is this sound used in memes?
Its bluntness and notoriety make it a jarring punchline. Creators drop it as a reaction to scandalous or audacious moments in videos, relying on instant recognition to sell the joke.
Is this sound safe to use in monetized videos?
Probably not. It contains explicit language and is strongly associated with a political controversy, so it risks demonetization, content strikes, and offending viewers. Keep it for edgy, adult-audience edits.

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