No specific film, game or creator is credited for this clip, which is typical of short utility effects shared on soundboards and in editing packs. Sounds like this became common as sci-fi and cyberpunk edits grew on video platforms, where creators needed a fast digital zap that reads instantly without music licensing issues. It continues to circulate because one second is easy to drop into memes, game montages and tech videos, and the distorted electric character still signals a glitch or futuristic machine in a way viewers recognise immediately.