The clip circulates as a short, name-specific meme sound rather than a widely known television or film quote. Its appeal comes from that specificity: listeners do not need a famous catchphrase when the insult is aimed directly at Eligga, making it easy to reuse in personal edits, inside jokes and reaction videos. Small soundboards have kept it alive by preserving the moment in a compact, downloadable form, and creators continue to reach for it whenever they want a direct, recognisable roast that feels tailored rather than generic.