Angry Birds, developed by Rovio and first released in 2009, made Bomb one of its most recognisable birds thanks to his round black design and ability to explode on impact. The select cue comes from the game's character and level selection screens, where each bird gets a short, distinct sound before being launched from the slingshot. As gameplay clips, edits and soundboards spread online, fans began lifting these brief cues for memes and reaction videos. Bomb's cue endures because it instantly signals a big, chaotic payoff is coming.
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The Bomb select sound from Angry Birds, the short chime heard when picking the black explosive bird. Fans use it in game edits, memes and reaction clips.
This is the brief selection sound that plays in Angry Birds when Bomb, the round black bird, is chosen for a launch. It is a short, punchy game cue with a cartoonish pop and a rising tone that signals something heavy and explosive is about to happen, without giving away the blast itself. Hearing it instantly brings back the familiar slingshot screen and the moment of choosing the right bird for a tricky tower. For viewers it works as a quick warning and a joke at the same time, setting up an over-the-top impact that feels playful rather than serious.