The clip comes from Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002), the third film in Mike Myers' Austin Powers comedy series. In the film, Dr. Evil's attempts to quiet people down become a running gag: rather than whispering "shh," he shouts "SHOOOSH!" with full theatrical rage, the opposite of what he was told to do. The absurd contradiction made the moment one of the film's most quotable bits, and soundboard users adopted it as a meme shorthand for ironic, over-the-top shushing. Two decades later it still shows up in reaction videos and meme edits, usually captioning someone who makes a situation louder while demanding quiet.
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Dr. Evil yells "shoosh" at full volume in Austin Powers: Goldmember, the punchline fans replay when they need a loud, ironic way to shush someone in a meme.
This is the comedy of a shush delivered completely wrong. Instead of a quiet hiss, Dr. Evil bellows the word "SHOOOSH" at the top of his voice, turning the simplest request for silence into the loudest thing in the room. Mike Myers' overblown delivery, half villainous rant and half schoolyard tantrum, makes the joke land every time because everyone recognizes the person who makes everything louder by trying to quiet it down. It is short, instantly quotable and carries its whole punchline in a single shouted word.