No single creator or original video is reliably tied to this clip, so its appeal comes from the joke in its name and the way it is shared as a prank file rather than from a famous scene. Online, it circulates on soundboards as a short, intentionally unpleasant blast that listeners pass to friends for a reaction, especially in Zoom meetings where one loud interruption can derail an otherwise ordinary call. That simple, repeatable shock keeps it in rotation for pranks and streams.
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A loud, jarring clip nicknamed This Causes Ear Cancer, used as a prank sound to startle friends during Zoom meetings and streams when someone least expects it.
This twelve-second clip lives up to its nickname, hitting with a sudden, harsh blast that feels far louder than a normal meme sound and makes listeners instinctively flinch, laugh, or reach for the volume. It is not a gentle joke or a subtle reaction, but a full-volume interruption designed to cut through a quiet call, a stream, or a voice chat and leave everyone momentarily stunned. That shock is the point: the sound turns an ordinary moment into a shared, slightly painful laugh, especially when the victim has no warning and the room is otherwise calm.