The clip circulates online under its Chinese title, which preserves the spoken phrase ga nie as an onomatopoeic catchphrase rather than a translated line. Its very short length and distinctive elongated ending make it easy to recognise, share as an MP3, and reuse across soundboards, short videos and chat reactions. It has stayed in use because the sound works even without knowing its source, functioning as a universal cue for cuteness, teasing and lighthearted surprise in fan edits and meme compilations shared by online communities.