This clip circulates as a stock ghost sound effect, labelled in Portuguese as a ghost passing while screaming, and it is listed on soundboards alongside other short scare and reaction noises. Its appeal comes from the familiar haunted-house sound rather than a single film or television scene, so creators can reuse it without needing context. Short, instantly recognisable and easy to drop into a cut, it has stayed popular in Brazilian meme and prank edits, where a sudden phantom scream works as both a scare and a joke about someone acting crazy.