MSN Messenger, later renamed Windows Live Messenger, was Microsoft's instant messaging service that dominated online chat in the 2000s before shutting down in 2013. Its call sounds were built into the desktop client for voice and video chats. Clips like this one survived through soundboards and meme edits after the service closed, often paired with the Discord Notification for then-and-now jokes, or used instead of a modern Discord call sound to signal an old-school internet moment that older viewers instantly recognise.
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The MSN Messenger incoming call ringtone sound that played when someone video called you, now used for nostalgic memes and prank edits online.
This is the classic incoming call chime from MSN Messenger, the bright electronic ringing that looped while you waited for someone to pick up a video or voice call. It has a cheerful, slightly urgent digital melody made of clean synth tones that rise and repeat, instantly recognisable to anyone who used Messenger in the 2000s. Hearing it triggers instant nostalgia and a sense of anticipation, like an old friend is about to appear on screen. Creators use that feeling to set up jokes, flashbacks, or fake conversations.
