Skype launched in 2003 as a popular voice and video calling service, and its soft electronic incoming call ringtone became familiar to a generation of desktop users. As meme editing embraced earrape humour in the 2010s, creators began boosting everyday sounds to extreme levels, and the recognisable call tone was a perfect target. Shared across soundboards and short video edits, the loud version survives as nostalgia and shock value combined, even as newer messaging apps replaced Skype for most everyday calls.
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A boosted, distorted version of the classic Skype incoming call ringtone, this loud sound effect is used in memes, pranks and reaction videos for jump scares.
This clip is the familiar Skype incoming call melody pushed far beyond normal volume, with heavy distortion and clipping that turns a polite ringtone into an aggressive blast. The looping electronic tones start instantly recognisable, then overwhelm the mix with harsh, buzzing loudness. It works as an instant attention grabber, breaking calm scenes and making an ordinary call feel like an emergency. Viewers usually react with surprise or laughter because the sound is so excessive compared with the soft original, which is why it is often used as a comedic shock rather than a realistic phone effect.
