The clip comes from TerminalMontage's Speedrunner Mario parody, which reimagines Mario as an impatient, breakneck runner tearing through a Super Mario-style adventure instead of playing it normally. The exaggerated here we go became a favourite shorthand for that frantic character, and fans clipped it for soundboards, TikTok edits and gaming videos where a normal start would feel too calm. It has stayed popular because the line is instantly recognisable, the delivery is easy to drop over almost any fast moment, and the joke works even without knowing the original animation.
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A stretched shout of here we go from TerminalMontage's Speedrunner Mario, used as a meme sound effect to kick off speedruns, challenges and gaming clips.
This one-second clip captures Mario letting out a wildly stretched here we go at full speed, his voice rising and wobbling as the go keeps going far longer than a normal catchphrase should. It sounds frantic, overexcited and deliberately cartoonish, like a runner who has already started before the countdown finishes. That absurd length is the joke, turning a familiar Mario line into a burst of pure momentum. Dropped into an edit, it instantly signals that something chaotic, rushed or hilariously overconfident is about to happen, and it makes even a simple start feel like a race.
