The clip comes from BigCliveDotCom, the YouTube channel of Scottish electronics enthusiast Clive Mitchell, known for teardowns of cheap gadgets, fairy lights and questionable mains powered devices bought online. His understated humour and technical commentary built a loyal audience beyond electronics fans, and short asides like this one circulate separately as reaction sounds. The rectal insertable remark, followed by his quick disclaimer, became a reusable punchline online because it can be applied to almost any badly designed or unfortunately shaped product shown on camera.
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Big Clive says it looks like a rectal insertable in this voice clip from his electronics teardown videos, used for awkward product reveals and reactions.
This is Big Clive delivering one of his dry asides while examining a piece of cheap electronics, calmly observing that it looks like a rectal insertable before quickly adding that he would not know about that. His flat, matter of fact delivery in a soft Scottish accent makes the line funnier than the object itself, because he treats an absurd shape as a normal technical observation. The pause and deadpan disclaimer turn an ordinary teardown comment into a perfectly timed reaction clip for anything suspiciously shaped.