The clip circulates online as a short soundboard entry built around Lulu's crying, with the simple caption poor lulu capturing how listeners tend to react to it. Because the crying is instantly readable, even without any surrounding story, it has become a handy reaction sound for short videos, memes and chats, where a few seconds of sobbing can stand in for sympathy, guilt or playful pity. Its length makes it easy to drop into an edit, and its emotional tone keeps it useful whenever a creator wants a sad moment to feel funny rather than serious.