Prince Harry arrives back in the UK for Platinum Jubilee Celebrations

The transcript consists of a single expression of disbelief, indicating surprise or skepticism.

What do you think the speaker means by 'You have to be kidding me'?

In what situations might someone say 'You have to be kidding me'?

How does the phrase 'You have to be kidding me' reflect the speaker's emotions?

Can you provide an example of a scenario where this phrase would be appropriate?

What are some alternative expressions that convey a similar sentiment to 'You have to be kidding me'?