The 15 best meme sounds to imitate
Ranked by how much your friends will laugh, not by how well you will do.
The easy ones (great to warm up)
- "Bruh": one syllable, maximum disappointment. Everyone can do it, nobody does it the same.
- "Nope": the Engineer from Team Fortress 2. Short, dry, perfect first round.
- "Deez Nuts": the timing is everything. Say it too early and you lose the joke.
- "Sheesh": long, high and nasal. Easy to start, hard to hold.
- "Wow" (Owen Wilson): the most imitated word in Hollywood, and still nobody gets it right.
The medium ones (where votes get interesting)
- "Emotional Damage": you need the accent, the pitch and the pause. A crowd favorite.
- "It Is Wednesday My Dudes": a scream in the middle. Neighbours will hear it.
- "Why Are You Running": a drawn out question with a very specific melody.
- "My Name Is Jeff": the voice is squeezed, the rhythm is strange, the room is laughing.
- "Oh No No No": the laugh at the end is the whole point.
The impossible ones (for legends only)
- The Vine boom: a bass hit with your mouth. Beatboxers only.
- The sad trombone: four descending notes, "wah wah wah waaah". Harder than it sounds.
- The Wilhelm scream: the most used scream in cinema. Try not to hurt yourself.
- The metal pipe falling: a clang, a bounce, a rattle. Pure chaos.
- The Windows XP error: a two note chime that nobody can pitch.
Play them all
All these sounds are in the meme sounds pack. Open a private room, invite your friends, and let the automatic score and the votes decide who is the meme champion. Not sure how it works? Read how to play first.
FAQ
How does MimicBox judge an impression?
The game compares the shape of your take with the original, rhythm, melody and length first, and gives a score out of 100; then your friends vote for the best impression. Both count for the final score.