Crunch sounds like this became a staple of online food videos because a good bite is hard to capture on a phone microphone, so editors add a clean recorded crunch in post. The clip spread through meme edits, mukbang highlights and short snack reviews where the bite is the punchline. Its short length makes it easy to loop for repeated chews or layer under different foods without sounding identical each time. It remains popular for reaction videos and product clips where proving something is crisp matters more than showing it.