The original recording source, creator, and release date of Ultra Fart are not documented. The clip belongs to the broad tradition of flatulence effects used in prank videos, meme edits, soundboards, and reaction content. Its unusually long duration distinguishes it from a brief comedy hit and lets creators sustain the joke across an entire visual response. Related variations include fart with reverb, which adds a cavernous echo, and Long brain fart, another extended gag built around deliberately ridiculous bodily-noise humor.