The sound borrows from the long-running internet joke around John Cena, whose name became a shorthand for an unexpected entrance after clips of his theme and sudden appearances spread across wrestling broadcasts, video platforms and social feeds. Pairing that shout with a dubstep wub gives the old gag a newer, louder punch, which is why editors reuse it for reveals rather than straight wrestling footage. Its short length makes it easy to drop over a single cut, and its recognisable rhythm keeps it working even for viewers who have never watched a match.
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A loud, drawn-out John Cena shout that drops into a heavy dubstep wub wub beat, used for surprise entrances, reveals and over-the-top meme edits.
The clip opens with a name shouted so long it turns into a joke in itself, stretching the final vowel until the listener is waiting for the payoff, then it crashes into a thick, wobbling dubstep drop that sounds like a bass speaker shaking the room. That contrast is the whole effect: a deadpan wrestling-style entrance cue suddenly becoming a club beat, loud, silly and impossible to ignore. It lands best when the picture suddenly changes, the energy jumps, or an ordinary moment is treated like a grand arrival, because the sound tells viewers something ridiculous is about to happen.
