The clip circulates as a short user shared soundboard staple built around the existing description line about scaring the bejeebers out of someone. With no clear film, show or game source attached to it, its popularity comes from how portable the joke is. Creators reuse it for pet videos, costume reveals and mock jump scares where a harmless roar is funnier than a real scream. Its under two second length also makes it easy to drop into chats, streams and short form edits without breaking the timing of a scene.