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The To Be Continued sound from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure using Yes Roundabout, played when an episode ends on a cliffhanger or awkward freeze frame.

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The To Be Continued sound from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure using Yes Roundabout, played when an episode ends on a cliffhanger or awkward freeze frame.

This is the iconic ending sting from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, built around the opening of Roundabout by Yes. The music starts as a calm, looping progressive rock riff, then the picture freezes just as something embarrassing, painful or unexpected happens. A bold To Be Continued arrow slides in, cutting the moment short before any resolution. That sudden stop is the joke, turning an ordinary fail or awkward pause into a dramatic cliffhanger. Viewers instantly recognise the setup and expect the story to pick up next time, even when it never does.

Conseil pro

Place the freeze exactly on the embarrassing frame, let the Roundabout riff run for the full build, and end your edit right after the arrow appears. Do not add dialogue over it, the abrupt cut works best when the action stops mid-motion.

Comment les gens l'utilisent

Ending a gaming fail video on a sudden freeze frame.
Pausing an awkward moment before a friend falls over.
Cutting a story short right before the embarrassing reveal.
Turning everyday mishaps into dramatic anime episode endings.

Plus d'informations

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure used Roundabout, the 1971 track by the English progressive rock band Yes, as its ending theme in the first two parts of the anime. Episodes closed with a freeze and a To Be Continued graphic as the song played. Around 2016 the format spread far beyond anime fans on Vine, YouTube and social media, with creators recreating the freeze and arrow over their own clips. It remains a shorthand for a moment cut off at the worst possible time.

FAQ

What is the To Be Continued sound?

This clip recreates the episode ending from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, using the start of Roundabout and a freeze frame with a To Be Continued arrow. Creators use it to cut a scene suddenly at an awkward or cliffhanger moment for comic effect.

What song is used in the To Be Continued meme?

The music is Roundabout by the English progressive rock band Yes, first released in 1971. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure used it as an ending theme, and its distinctive opening riff became instantly linked to the meme's freeze frame ending.

How do you use the To Be Continued sound in a video?

Let your clip build toward a fail, surprise or awkward pause, then freeze on the clearest expression or pose. Add the sound at that exact moment and finish with the arrow graphic, ending the video before any explanation or resolution follows.