The sound comes from Shoop Da Whoop, a mid-2000s internet meme built around a face with huge lips charging a laser from its mouth. The phrase and delivery were popularised by The Lazer Collection, a series of short YouTube animations where characters fired beams at each other for no reason. Its intentionally bad drawing and booming audio made it easy to remix into other shows, games and reaction videos. It remains a shorthand for an exaggerated energy attack, instantly understood by anyone who grew up with early meme culture.
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The Ima Firin Mah Lazer mouth beam sound effect from the Shoop Da Whoop meme, a shouted charge-up and blast used for over-the-top laser edits.
This clip is the full Shoop Da Whoop mouth beam moment, starting with the distorted shout of I'm firing my laser before a deep charging hum erupts into a loud beam blast. The voice is deliberately crude and overenunciated, which makes the build-up instantly recognisable even before the laser fires. At about four seconds it works as a complete punchline on its own, turning an ordinary face or object into something absurdly powerful. Viewers expect destruction the second the mouth opens, so the payoff feels both nostalgic and ridiculous.
