No clear source work, performer or year is documented for this clip, so its spread has been driven entirely by its use as a short soundboard joke. The three repeated shouts are easy to recognise, easy to time in an edit and strange enough to work without any setup or context. That makes it useful for creators who want a non sequitur that does not rely on a famous quote or scene. It continues to circulate in meme edits and reaction videos where an intentionally pointless interruption is the whole point.