Online, this clip circulates in FNAF fan edits and horror game soundboards, where short scream stings are shared as reusable effects rather than full scenes. It is often grouped with the classic FNAF jumpscare scream because both rely on a sudden distorted shriek to startle the audience. As meme editors began remixing horror games into short form videos, sounds like this spread through compilations, streams and prank edits. Its two second length keeps it popular today, since it can be dropped into any timeline without cutting dialogue or music for long.