Down With The Sickness was released by Disturbed in 2000 on their debut album The Sickness, and David Draiman's rhythmic opening wail became one of metal's most copied intros. Online, fans have transcribed and parodied that wail for years, exaggerating its syllables into spellings like oulouroloulou and remixing it over cartoon clips, gaming edits and reaction videos. This short version leans into that parody tradition, keeping only the chant so creators can drop the reference instantly without using the full song.
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A short meme clip mangling the opening wail from Down With The Sickness into a looping oulouroloulou chant, used for chaotic entrances and edits.
This is a 3-second meme distortion of the famous stuttering wail that opens Down With The Sickness, stretched into a nonsense oulouroloulou chant that sounds like a cartoon character yelling along to metal. The voice is garbled, bouncy and deliberately off-key, turning an aggressive intro into something silly and instantly recognisable. Played over a normal clip it signals a sudden meltdown or chaotic transformation, and the contrast between the heavy reference and the goofy delivery is what makes viewers laugh and replay it.