Nightcore edits like this one are made by speeding up an existing song and raising its pitch, a style that became popular on YouTube and later on short-form video apps for fast, high-energy edits. Because the track is short and instantly recognisable, it works well as a backing sound for transitions, montages and comedic clips rather than as a full song. Its popularity comes from that reusability: the same punchy hook can fit many different videos, moods and trends without needing the listener to know the original track.