This kind of goofy sounds compilation is common on meme soundboards, short-form edits and reaction videos rather than being tied to one single confirmed source. It spread because creators wanted a quick way to stack awkward, silly audio cues without hunting for each effect separately. The format stays popular in TikTok-style posts, gaming edits and shitposts because one clip can cover several joke beats at once. It is closely related to goofy ahh sounds, another label people use for exaggerated meme noise collections.