This is a general explosion sound effect rather than a quote tied to one specific character or scene. Short blast sounds like this have been used for years across meme edits, gaming videos, reaction clips and parody trailers. Their popularity comes from how quickly they can turn a small visual moment into something that feels huge and absurd. The format stays popular because creators keep reusing the explosion sound effect for hard cuts, jump scares, fake action scenes and exaggerated punchlines.