The clip circulates under a Chinese-language upload title that credits Da Shi and labels the audio as a yes-or-no moment, but no wider source work, show, or original recording is identified in the information supplied with it. In that form it has found a small online audience as a ready-made reaction sound rather than as a quotation from a familiar programme. Its appeal is practical: the choice is instantly understood, the clip is short enough to drop into almost any edit, and the binary format suits polls, quizzes, challenges, and playful interrogations that need a fast answer.
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A Da Shi yes or no sound clip for quick decisions, quiz answers and yes-or-no moments in memes, edits and short videos, with a fast answer after a question.
This is a very short, just-over-one-second clip built around a simple yes-or-no choice, credited to Da Shi in its original upload title. The audio is brief and direct, with no build-up or extra noise to soften it, so it lands almost as soon as it starts and is over before the viewer has time to settle. That abruptness is the point: it turns a question into a decision, adds pressure to a quiz, a dare, or a playful interrogation, and makes the next cut feel funnier because the answer arrives so suddenly. Used sparingly, it gives an edit a sharp, game-show-like snap.