Bop It is a handheld electronic reaction game first released in 1996, built around fast voice commands to bop, twist and pull its controls. Its built in stock effects, including cartoon screams and drumrolls for scores and mistakes, became familiar to a generation of players. Clips of those sounds later spread online through soundboards and short videos, where creators reused them outside the game as instant cues for tension, surprise and comic failure, long after the original toy's heyday in family game nights.