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Too bad, you lost the game!

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The losing buzzer from Check Out on The Price Is Right game, sounded when you miss the price. A classic fail sting for gaming losses and trivia fails.

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The losing buzzer from Check Out on The Price Is Right game, sounded when you miss the price. A classic fail sting for gaming losses and trivia fails.

This is the sound of defeat from the Check Out pricing game in The Price Is Right video game released for 2008 and 2010, played when a contestant misses the total price of the grocery items. The clip opens with the show's unmistakable losing horns, a short descending wah-wah melody that every game show fan instantly recognizes as a wrong answer, paired with a disappointed crowd reaction. It is only about three seconds long, punchy and immediately readable, which is why creators love dropping it the instant a fail lands on screen. The sound lands like a theatrical consolation prize: sympathetic, slightly mocking, and funny every single time.

Profi-Tipp

Trigger it the exact frame a score, bet or guess fails rather than over the whole clip, and duck the underlying audio so the horns hit clean. Avoid looping it twice in a row, since the joke is the sudden sting, not a long defeat march.

So wird er verwendet

A gamer misses the final shot and loses.
A streamer guesses the trivia answer wrong.
A friend wipes out attempting a stunt.
A contestant busts their price guess on camera.

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Check Out is a pricing game from the American television institution The Price Is Right, on the air since 1972, where a contestant guesses the total price of a handful of grocery items and wins everything if the guess is close enough. The 2008 and 2010 video game adaptations recreated the show's pricing games, including the famous losing horns that play when the total misses. Game-show losers and streamer fail clips made the sting a reaction staple online, alongside other game sounds like the FNAF jumpscare scream, and it still punctuates defeat in edits today.

FAQ

Where is this sound from?

It comes from the Check Out pricing game in The Price Is Right video game released in 2008 and 2010. The clip plays when a contestant misses the total price of the grocery items and loses the round.

What does the sound actually sound like?

It opens with the show's iconic descending losing horns, the classic wah-wah melody that signals a wrong answer, layered with a disappointed crowd reaction. The whole clip runs about three seconds.

Why do creators use this clip in edits?

It is an instant, universally understood fail signal. Streamers, gamers and reaction channels drop it over lost rounds, wrong guesses and wipeouts because the audience recognizes the defeat joke immediately.