This kind of squish has no single famous source, which is part of why it travels so well across short videos. It belongs to the broad family of wet foley effects used in cartoons, comedy sketches, and meme edits to make a soft, messy action sound instantly recognisable. On soundboards it sits alongside other short reaction noises, ready to drop into a clip without needing any context or dialogue. Creators keep returning to it because the sound is immediately understood, works in almost any silly situation, and adds a tactile joke in less than half a second.
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A short wet squish sound effect, like stepping in mud or squeezing something soft, used in memes and funny videos to punctuate a gross or awkward moment.
The squish is a brief, wet, compressed noise that sounds like a foot sinking into mud, a sponge being squeezed, or a hand pressing into something soft and yielding. It is only a fraction of a second long, so it lands as a quick, slightly gross punctuation rather than a drawn-out effect. The texture is soft and messy, with a damp, bubbling quality that instantly suggests slime, mud, or something squelchy underfoot. In a video it makes a visual gag feel tactile, turning a simple step, fall, or squeeze into a moment the audience can almost feel, and it usually gets a laugh because it is so unmistakably squelchy.
