Call of Duty: World at War, released in 2008, introduced the cooperative Zombies mode that later became a defining part of the series, with each round beginning with this unsettling laugh as the undead threat reset and intensified. Clips of the mode spread through gameplay videos and fan soundboards, where players recognised the cue immediately even without seeing the game. It remains popular today because it works as shorthand for a horror round starting, connecting modern edits back to one of the earliest and most influential zombie survival modes.
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The creepy evil laugh that plays at the start of a round in Call of Duty: World at War Zombies, used by creators for scary reveals, jumpscares and horror edits.
This is the unsettling laugh heard when a new round begins in the Zombies mode of Call of Duty: World at War. A high, manic voice cackles over a tense, echoing cue, stretching for several seconds before cutting off abruptly and leaving the player waiting for the horde to arrive. The laugh sounds cruel and childlike at once, which makes it feel wrong in a way a simple monster growl would not. In a video it instantly signals that something dangerous is about to start, raising tension without any explanation and putting the viewer on edge before the action even begins.
