No verified original recording, artist or source work is credited for this clip, so its history is mainly in how it circulates on user generated soundboards as a short bathroom prank effect. Sounds like this became popular as instant play buttons because the joke needs no setup or dialogue and works in chats, streams and edited videos. It remains in use as a gross out reaction, alongside other toilet humour effects, where a few seconds of unmistakable urination noise can break tension or deliberately embarrass someone on a call.