Shoop Da Whoop comes from one of the oldest image macros on the internet: a 2006 4chan edit showing a character with a stretched-open mouth firing a laser beam, captioned with the broken English line IMMA FIRIN MAH LAZOR. The onomatopoeia SHOOP DA WHOOP described the beam charging up, and it quickly became a staple sound effect across meme culture, showing up in YTPs, remixes and reaction clips for nearly two decades. This voice version from a user-made collection keeps the gag alive by performing the charge with nothing but a human mouth.
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A voice rendition of the classic Shoop Da Whoop laser charge from the Dragon Ball Z internet meme. Use it to fire a mouth laser at anything in your edits.
This one-and-a-half-second clip is a human voice performing the famous Shoop Da Whoop laser charge, the warped charging noise from the early-2000s internet meme where a character's wide-open mouth fires a devastating beam. Instead of a synthesised effect, you hear a mouth making the rising, wobbly SHOOP followed by the punchy release, which gives it a goofy, homemade energy. Dropped over a clip, it works like a warning siren: the audience hears the charge building and braces for something absurd to get obliterated, which makes the punchline land harder.
