This sound is commonly used online as a cartoon running cue rather than as a quote people search by source. Short run-in-place effects like this spread through meme edits, animation remixes and chase compilations because they communicate frantic movement in less than two seconds. It is often paired with classic slapstick timing, quick zooms and other sounds like cartoon chase effects to exaggerate a getaway or comedic escape. Its staying power comes from how clearly it signals motion, panic and goofy momentum with almost no setup.