Unlike famous movie or game samples, this clip is presented as a fully homemade dubstep track, shared by its creator on a soundboard for other people to play and download. Short, creator-made electronic loops like this became common online as editing tools improved and bedroom producers began posting their own drops, bass hits and transitions for memes and gaming videos. Because it is only five seconds long and instantly recognisable as dubstep, it works as a quick burst of energy that editors can drop into a project without needing a full song.