The line is associated with VanossGaming videos, where Wildcat appears alongside Evan Fong and their regular group of gaming creators. Short, quotable reactions from those playthroughs have long circulated on soundboards and in fan edits because they are easy to recognise and instantly readable out of context. What was that works especially well in that format, since the confusion needs no setup and fits almost any unexpected clip. Its brevity has kept it useful for quick memes, reaction videos and gaming montages.
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A short VanossGaming clip of Wildcat asking what was that, used for confused reactions to surprising fails, glitches and unexpected moments in videos.
This is a quick, puzzled reaction from Wildcat, a creator known from VanossGaming videos, asking what was that after something strange or unexpected happens. His voice is sharp, surprised and slightly disbelieving, delivered in just over a second, which makes it land instantly without interrupting the action. It works because it says exactly what the viewer is thinking, turning confusion into a joke and giving a fail, glitch or sudden twist a clear punchline. The short length keeps the pacing tight, so editors can drop it right on the moment of surprise and let the reaction do the comedy work.