Really big fart sounds have been a staple of novelty soundboards, prank apps and classroom jokes long before short-form video made them editing staples. This longer version spread through shares and reuploads because its extended duration sets it apart from the usual quick fart effect, allowing creators to stretch a gag or fill an awkward silence. It remains popular in meme edits, gaming streams and reaction videos where gross-out humour needs no setup, and where a recognisably fake, oversized sound is funnier than a realistic one.