This clip is tied to the Bendy horror game fandom, where jumpscare sounds and chase moments became popular in fan edits, reaction videos and short gaming memes. Bendy audio is often used beyond its original gameplay context because the scare lands instantly, even in very short videos. It remains common in horror-themed posts thanks to the popularity of Bendy content online and the broader appeal of jumpscare audio, much like a FNAF jumpscare scream in other game-based meme edits.