When to Use
- When your friend finally manages to do a basic task after failing ten times
- When someone says something so incredibly stupid you have to sarcastically cheer for them
- When you want to acknowledge someone's savage comeback in the comments
Source: CarryMinati
Dialogue: Shabaash
This clip of CarryMinati saying 'Shabaash' is the perfect tool for when you want to mock your friends or just give a cheeky nod to someone's ridiculous actions. It hits that sweet spot of being both appreciative and subtly insulting. Whether your friend shared a brain-dead take or finally accomplished something decent, this clip cuts straight to the point. It is a staple reaction for anyone scrolling through Indian internet culture, needing that quick, punchy, and iconic response to keep the banter going in the group chat.
CarryMinati is sitting in his room in front of a CarryMinati branded wall. He is wearing a yellow California t-shirt, smiling, and clapping his hands together as he says the word.
This is used as a reaction to praise someone sarcastically, acknowledge a funny achievement, or respond to someone doing something stupid.