Five Nights at Freddy's, released in 2014, made its animatronic jumpscares a defining part of horror gaming, with players and streamers sharing their startled reactions online. Over time, fans clipped, amplified and reposted the loudest moments as short soundboard sounds, turning the scare into a reusable meme effect separate from gameplay. This very loud version follows that pattern, giving creators a ready-made shock sound without needing game footage, and it remains popular because the FNAF jumpscare scream is instantly recognisable to horror fans.