The available information suggests this is a custom-made sample rather than a clip tied to a specific film, show, or meme. It was described by the uploader as one of their voice samples made in Audacity, which points to an edited or assembled reaction effect. Sounds like this stay useful because they are flexible: editors can drop a quick cheer-and-clap sting into comedy posts, gaming clips, school projects, or parody award moments without needing a recognizable franchise reference.