The sound comes from the Big Bad Wolf in the Three Little Pigs, the fairy tale best known to modern audiences through Disney's 1933 Silly Symphony cartoon. In the story the wolf threatens each pig in turn, promising to huff and puff and blow their houses down, succeeding with straw and sticks but failing with bricks. That repeated threat became one of the most quoted lines from the tale, and the blowing clip is now reused online as shorthand for exaggerated effort, strong wind and cartoon destruction.
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The Big Bad Wolf huff and puff blowing sound from Disney's Three Little Pigs, used for blowing down houses, wind gags and cartoon destruction jokes.
This is the Big Bad Wolf building up a huge breath and letting it out in a long, forceful huff and puff. You hear the inhale swell, then a rushing whoosh of air meant to blow a little pig's house down. The effort in the sound makes it funny rather than scary, because the harder he blows the more desperate he sounds. It lands instantly with viewers who grew up on the Three Little Pigs story, turning any flimsy object or shaky setup into the butt of a classic cartoon joke.
