The clip is presented as a second version credited to eugv_ and labelled from 2017, with estourado describing its deliberately blown-out, overdriven sound rather than a genre or artist name. That style is common in online soundboards and short-form edits, where a familiar song fragment is pushed into distortion to make it louder, funnier and more attention-grabbing. Because the effect is instantly recognisable and the clip is short enough to loop or drop into a transition, it continues to circulate as a raw, high-volume accent for meme and gaming content.