The exact origin of this clip is unclear, though its embedded file metadata tags it to a 2015 NPR recording, suggesting it was lifted from a broadcast interview and remixed into meme circulation. Online it survives purely as a reaction snippet, passed around soundboards and meme pages as a loud, joyful cheer for anything pride-related. Like other exaggerated reaction sounds such as the shocked gasp, its charm lies in sincerity pushed to comedy, which is why creators keep reaching for it every pride season.