The sting comes from Roundabout, the 1971 song by Yes that became the ending theme for the early seasons of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, where each episode closed with the To Be Continued arrow. Online editors began lifting that closing moment and dropping it over unrelated clips, especially fails and sudden twists, turning a television ending into a standalone internet joke. Its spread was helped by how instantly recognisable the guitar opening is, even without the anime context, and it remains popular because the abrupt cutoff makes almost any anticlimax feel like a dramatic season finale.
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The To Be Continued sting from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, pairing a guitar riff with the on-screen cliffhanger text for videos ending on an unexpected twist.
This is the short musical sting that plays as an episode of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure cuts to black with the words To Be Continued on screen. It opens with a driving, slightly menacing guitar riff and a steady drum beat that builds tension instead of resolving it, then stops abruptly, leaving the moment hanging. Viewers instantly recognise that sudden freeze as a signal that something dramatic has just happened and the story is not finished. That unresolved feeling is why editors use it to turn an ordinary fall, fail or plot twist into a cliffhanger.
