Clips labelled simply as a followup spread on user generated soundboards because the name describes the job they do rather than a single film or show. Editors keep them ready for sequels, part two announcements, reminder posts and running gags that return later in a video. The format stays popular because a familiar cue can set up a continuation in seconds without extra narration, and audiences who recognise the pattern immediately expect another payoff, update or punchline to arrive shortly after it plays.