While the exact original recording is not documented, it has circulated online as a generic big boom effect, shared in meme and prank edits where a loud impact sells a joke. Its appeal is practical: the sound is instantly recognisable as an explosion without belonging to a specific film, game, or show, so creators can reuse it across videos. Similar heavy impacts, such as the Roblox explosion sound, are used the same way, and this clip remains popular because a seven-second boom builds tension yet fits a quick edit.