No, that's wrong!
The protagonists of the Danganronpa games shout "No, that's wrong!" when they succeed in rebuking something in a non-stop debate. Joe enjoyed the campiness of this and started saying it along with the protagonist during his playthroughs of these games.[1]
In Danganronpa 2 there's a mini-game called Rebuttal Showdown where you have to cut down your opponents arguments to argue with them. When you succeed, the protagonist shouts "Allow me to cut through those words!", which Joe also started copying.[2]
There's also a mini-game in Danganronpa 2 called Logic Dive where you have to answer questions while surfing through a tunnel. The protagonist shouts "It's all coming together!" when he completes it, but Joe started saying "Allow me to surf through those words!" instead.[3] Danganronpa 2 also introduces a mechanic where you can end a non-stop debate by agreeing with someone. When you do this, the protagonist shouts "I agree!". But Joe conflated this with "Allow me to cut through those words!" and started saying "I agree with those words!" instead.
References
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“Joseph Anderson Channel Two” video: “Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc - 11037 (Stream Two)” at 02:08:11.
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“Joseph Anderson Channel Two” video: “Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair - Sparkling!... Just Is (Stream Four)” at 01:47:07.
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“Joseph Anderson Channel Two” video: “Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair - The Octagon (Stream Eight)” at 00:57:01.