This sound is mainly known online as a short reaction audio shared in meme edits and chat forwards rather than as a widely documented clip from a specific film or show. Its popularity comes from the exaggerated scream-like delivery of the phrase, which makes it easy to drop into abrupt comedy cuts. It shows up most often in low-duration meme videos, WhatsApp reposts and fast reaction compilations, where creators use it the same way they use bruh or other loud interruption sounds.