Because the phrase itself is so widely understood, this short clip has found a second life as a reusable reaction sound in short-form video, memes and gaming edits, where creators need disbelief conveyed in barely a second. It is typically dropped over fails, surprising reveals and ironic reversals rather than used on its own, and its brevity makes it easy to layer into fast-paced edits without slowing the joke. That instant readability is why it keeps appearing whenever a moment feels too unlikely to be true.