The melody behind this clip is the Nokia tune, a short guitar phrase originally from Francisco Tárrega's Gran Vals that Nokia adopted as its signature ringtone in the 1990s. As Nokia handsets spread around the world, the tune became one of the most heard sounds of the mobile era and a shorthand for durable, long-lasting phones. Online, it resurfaced as a nostalgia meme, often paired with jokes that an old Nokia could survive drops, water and time far better than a modern iPhone.
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The classic Nokia ringtone plays as a short, iconic phone chime, often used in memes to joke that old handsets are tougher than modern iPhones.
This short clip captures the instantly recognisable Nokia ringtone, a simple two-phrase melody played on a bright, slightly tinny electronic tone that sounds like an old mobile phone ringing in a quiet room. At just three seconds long, it lands immediately and triggers a wave of nostalgia for the era of indestructible handsets, chunky buttons and week-long batteries. In edits it works as a quick punchline, a callback to a simpler time, or a playful jab at fragile modern smartphones, because almost everyone recognises the tune within the first notes.