Porgs first appeared in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, released in 2017, as the small puffin-like creatures living on the island planet Ahch-To where Luke Skywalker was in exile. Their distinctive chirping quickly became one of the film's most memorable creature sounds, shared in clips, memes and fan edits soon after release. Because the call is instantly recognisable yet needs no context to understand, it continues to circulate as a shorthand for cuteness, surprise or gentle comedy in short-form videos and soundboards.
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The chirping squeak of a porg from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, used for cute animal reactions, adorable moments and playful Star Wars edits online.
This short clip captures the high-pitched chirps, squeaks and soft cooing of a porg, the small round seabird-like creature introduced on Ahch-To in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The calls rise and fall in quick, birdlike bursts that sound both curious and startled, with a slightly squeaky, almost cartoonish edge. Played on its own it instantly reads as cute and harmless, turning a serious moment into something gentle and funny, which is why editors use it to soften a reaction, highlight an adorable pet or character, or add a light Star Wars-flavoured touch without needing any dialogue.