Sounds like this became popular online as a shorthand for breaking the sound barrier without needing any footage of a real jet. Editors reuse the rip as a meme effect because it is longer and more exaggerated than a simple whoosh, lasting several seconds and building tension before the burst. It circulates on soundboards and in short form edits for anime, gaming and action parodies, where creators need an instant signal of impossible speed. Its appeal is the exaggeration, it makes even small objects sound unstoppable.