This gobble comes from Star Wars Battlefront, the 2015 multiplayer shooter where players could trigger short taunts during matches. The turkey sound stood out because it was so out of place among blasters, lightsabers and epic battles, and players began recording it and sharing the moments it interrupted. As short gameplay clips spread on video platforms and social media, the gobble became a shorthand for playful mockery rather than a serious in-game cue. It remains popular because that contrast still works in almost any competitive clip.