Put it near the end of a horror edit, just after the reveal shot, then follow it with a Scream Meme for the reaction and a Bruh Soundboard Button to close the moment. That order puts the jumpscare first and lets the joke land second.
About this sound
This four-second jumpscare clip delivers a sudden, distorted burst of noise built for a horror reveal, with a harsh, jarring edge that hits without warning. It feels tense and startling, the kind of shock that makes a listener flinch before they can laugh it off. It comes from the Five Nights at Freddy's world, centred on Ennard, and works best as a sharp scare rather than background sound.