Among Us was released by InnerSloth in 2018 and became a global hit in 2020, when streamers and short-form creators turned its emergency meetings into a shared language for suspicion and betrayal. The report sound became shorthand for catching someone out, spreading through gameplay clips, edits and memes long after the game's peak. It is still used because the moment is instantly understood even without context, and it sits naturally alongside the Among Us role reveal sound in collections of game audio.