The clip comes from the library of Donald Duck cartoon voice work created by Clarence Nash, who voiced Donald from his 1934 debut onward. This particular take is labeled as part of a Hollywood Edge collection of assorted duck sounds, which is how it reached soundboards. Like many classic cartoon noises, it spread because the voice is unmistakable even in a fraction of a second. Editors still use it as shorthand for harmless, sputtering anger.