The clip became a staple roast sound online after its laughing look at the top of his head line started being lifted and placed over unrelated photos and videos. Instead of staying tied to the person it first mocked, it turned into a reusable reaction for any bad haircut, odd hairstyle or embarrassing appearance. It has since travelled across meme pages, gaming edits and short form videos, where the familiar laugh alone signals the joke before the visual punchline even lands on screen for viewers.