This sound circulates online mainly as a short Thai meme reaction clip rather than as a widely documented quote from a single famous source. Its appeal comes from the exaggerated vocal delivery, which travels well across language barriers in short-form videos, reposts and reaction edits. Creators keep using it because the long, strained shout instantly signals panic, disbelief or goofy melodrama without needing setup. That makes it useful in meme compilations, chat edits and sudden visual punchlines where a plain scream would feel less distinctive.