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The To Be Continued meme sound effect from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, with the iconic Roundabout bass riff used for cliffhanger endings and freeze frames.

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The To Be Continued meme sound effect from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, with the iconic Roundabout bass riff used for cliffhanger endings and freeze frames.

This clip is the famous To Be Continued sting built around the opening bass line of Roundabout, a repeating dun dun pattern that gets faster and tenser as it plays. The sound starts sparse and low, then tightens into a rapid pulse that signals a moment is about to freeze mid disaster. Viewers instantly recognise the cue and brace for the arrow graphic and an abrupt cut. It turns an ordinary mistake, fall or awkward pause into a cliffhanger, making the scene feel funnier because the ending is withheld.

Profesjonalna wskazówka

Cut picture and audio on the very last dun, freeze the frame two beats earlier, and hold the black and white still for a full second. Do not fade it out or talk over it, because the joke lands on the sudden stop.

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The format comes from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, the 2012 anime that closed episodes with a stylised To Be Continued arrow over the opening of Roundabout by Yes, first released in 1971. In 2016 editors began lifting the sting for short online videos, freezing the action at the worst possible moment while the bass line built. The format survived Vine and spread through YouTube and TikTok because it needs no explanation, the music alone promises a disaster the viewer never gets to see resolved.

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What is the To Be Continued meme sound?

It is a short sting built from the opening bass riff of Roundabout, paired with a freeze frame and a To Be Continued arrow. Creators cut to it just before a fail or disaster resolves, leaving the moment hanging for comic effect.

Where does the To Be Continued sound come from?

The sound comes from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, the 2012 anime that used Roundabout by the English rock band Yes as its ending theme. Each episode closed on a freeze and arrow graphic, which editors later reused as a standalone meme format online.

How do you use the To Be Continued meme in a video?

Place the clip under the final seconds of a clip so the repeating bass builds as trouble approaches. Freeze the frame at peak danger, desaturate the image if you can, then cut hard to black or the arrow on the last beat.