Among Us was released by Innersloth in 2018 and surged in popularity in 2020, turning its emergency meetings and ejection votes into a shared gaming language. Expulsar is Spanish for to eject, a title used for this clip in Spanish-speaking communities who adopted the same scene. Streamers and editors kept reusing the ejection moment as a shorthand for public rejection, and it spread through memes, compilations and soundboards long after the game's peak. The joke needs no explanation for anyone who has survived a vote.
About this sound
The Among Us eject sound from the social deduction game, played when a player is voted out and expelled into space during an emergency meeting result.
This is the ejection sequence from Among Us, the tense moment after a vote when a crewmate is expelled from the ship and drifts into space. A low whoosh and fading sting carry the reveal as on-screen text confirms whether the player was an impostor or not. The slow, empty fall feels both funny and brutal, which is why the clip works so well out of context. Creators use that drawn-out punishment to mark a bad take, a failed plan, or someone being removed from a group chat for good.
