Family Feud is a long-running American television game show in which two families compete to guess the most popular answers to survey questions, with correct answers revealed on a large board accompanied by a distinctive chime. That chime has become shorthand online for being right, spreading through quiz videos, reaction clips and short-form edits where creators borrow game show language to judge answers. Its appeal endures because almost everyone recognises the format instantly, so a few seconds of the sound can turn a simple correct guess into a familiar, satisfying television moment.
About this sound
The bright chime from Family Feud that plays when a contestant gives a correct answer, used in videos and memes to celebrate a win or a right guess.
This is the upbeat game show chime that rings out on Family Feud the moment a correct answer appears on the board. It opens with a bright, rising ding and settles into a cheerful, celebratory jingle that feels instantly rewarding, like a small fanfare for getting something right. The sound is short, clean and unmistakably televised, so listeners recognise it even without seeing the show. In a video it creates a quick rush of validation, turning an ordinary guess, quiz answer or reveal into a moment that feels officially correct and worth celebrating.
