This type of crowd booing sound does not point to one single famous source and is widely used online as a general reaction effect. It echoes the sound of live audiences at sports events, game shows, and public performances when someone is disliked or performs badly. Short booing clips became popular in meme edits, YouTube compilations, and livestream reactions because they communicate instant rejection without needing dialogue. It still works well because viewers understand the joke immediately from the sound alone.