This sound appears to be a generic stock-style effect rather than a quote or recognizable clip from a specific show, film or game. Sounds like this are widely used in editing packs, sound effect libraries and meme videos to represent hits, injuries or exaggerated gore without needing realistic foley. Its continued use comes from how quickly it communicates violence, dark humor or shock in just a few seconds, especially in gaming edits, horror content and parody action scenes posted on short-form platforms.