Rhetorical Figures in Sound: Epizeuxis

Epizeuxis: Figure of emphasis in which the same word is repeated two or more times over in immediate succession; repetition of the same word, word, word....

Examples
"Here he is! The one and only winner of the Gemini Croquet contest! This boy is fueled, like FIRE! So start melting ladies 'cause the boy is hotter than hot. He's hot Hot! HOT!!" -- delivered by Chris Tucker (from the movie The 5th Element)	Click for Audio
"Rhett, Rhett, Rhett! If you go, where shall I go? What shall I do?" -- delivered by Vivien Leigh (from the movie Gone with the Wind)	Click for Audio
"The rich nations and the poor nations have different responsibilities, but one responsibility we all have -- and that is action. Action, action, action. The current stalemate between the developed and the developing worlds must be broken. It is time to came together in a new international agreement that can be embraced by rich and poor nations alike." -- Arnold Schwarzenegger, United Nations Address on Climate Change	Click for Audio
"On Commencement Day, speechmakers are expected to offer advice -- as though you need any, as though anything said today could aid your making sense of our one-damn-thing-after-another world. But things are too confused, too loud, too dangerous to make "advice" an option. You need to hear something much more relevant on this day. You need to hear the most important message thus far in the third millennium. You need to hear a maxim so simple, so clear, and so evocative that no one could misconstrue its meaning or miss its weighty issue -- so, here goes. It’s not a statement, but it's a request, It's not a bit of advice, but it's a plea: Help. HELP. HEEEELLLLLLPP." -- Tom Hanks, Commencement Address at Vassar College	Click for Audio
"Isn't extraordinary that the Prime Minister of our country can't even urge his Party to support his own position?! Yeah. Weak! Weak! Weak! -- Tony Blair, 1997 House of Commons exchange with Prime Minister John Major
"Warning! Warning! Warning! Alien approaching!" -- from the movie Lost in Space	Click for Audio
"Yes! Yes! Somebody holler: 'Move mountain!' 'Move mountain!' 'Move this mountain.' 'This mountain!' 'The mountain in my life!' ''The mountain in my finances!' 'This mountain!' Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Look at somebody and say, 'Move that thing! Move it out of your....'" -- T.D. Jakes, All I Have is a Seed on My Side	Click for Audio