Crowd recordings like this come from live sporting events, where microphones capture thousands of supporters reacting at once to action on the field. As sports highlights, esports streams and reaction videos grew online, editors began lifting clean crowd cheering clips to reuse as a reusable celebration cue. The sound works for football, basketball, baseball and wrestling contexts alike because no team or chant is identifiable. Its long swell makes it especially popular for montages, intros and meme edits that need instant stadium atmosphere without recording a real audience.