The clip circulates as a user-made soundboard meme built around a single shouted claim that Arby's serves Pepsi, with the humour coming from how long and uncontrolled the yell becomes. It fits the same online shelf as goofy ahh sounds and the broader scream meme tradition, where an ordinary statement is made funny by turning it into noise. Because it is short, loud, and instantly recognisable from its opening words, editors keep reusing it for reaction videos, fast-food jokes, and ironic hype edits long after its first uploads.
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A loud, drawn-out shout that Arby's has Pepsi, stretched into a chaotic meme yell. Creators use it for over-the-top fast-food reactions and hype.
The clip opens with a speaker naming Arby's before launching into a long, wobbling, almost sung scream that stretches the final word far beyond normal speech, rising and falling as if the excitement itself cannot be contained. It sounds raw and unpolished, closer to a friend yelling across a car park than a polished advertisement, and that roughness is part of the joke. Listeners hear enthusiasm tip into absurdity, so the moment lands as both a celebration and a punchline, making a simple claim about a drink menu feel huge, ridiculous, and instantly shareable.