The clip follows the jumpscare formula made famous by Five Nights at Freddy's, the horror series created by Scott Cawthon that launched in 2014, where animatronic characters end a run with a sudden face filling scream. Fan games and parodies like Five Nights at Luid's borrow that same timing and sound design, and short extracted screams spread easily on soundboards and in edited videos. Its brevity keeps it popular for memes, because viewers recognise the scare instantly even without seeing the game footage itself at all.