The line comes from Gex 3, the 1999 platform game Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko, part of a series built around a wisecracking gecko and constant pop culture jokes. In context it works like an in game error notice, which is why players remembered it long after release. Clips of retro game voice lines later spread through forums, videos and soundboards, and this one found a second life as shorthand for any level, server or mod that stops working as intended.
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The Levels Out of Order voice line from Gex 3, a short spoken gag used in gaming edits for broken levels, glitches and things going wrong today.
This is a short spoken line from Gex 3 delivered with dry, matter of fact timing that makes a technical problem sound like a casual announcement. The voice states that the level is out of order, as if a game world were a broken machine with a sign hung on it. That contrast is what makes the clip land, turning frustration into comedy in a few seconds. Viewers instantly understand something has failed, stalled or gone sideways, even without seeing the gameplay, because the phrasing is clear, quotable and slightly absurd in its calmness.