There is no clear, widely documented source attached to this exact short “Yeeeeeeeee” clip from the available details. Online, it functions as a scream meme or reaction yell that editors drop into short videos, livestream highlights and image macros. Its popularity comes from how quickly it communicates panic, chaos or exaggerated excitement in less than a second. Sounds like this stay useful because they are simple, instantly readable, and easy to layer into fast meme edits alongside other reaction staples such as a bruh or buzzer hit.