The clip is published on meme soundboards as a short scream credited to Susan Powder, whose full-volume delivery of the pasta demand is the entire joke. Like many user-uploaded meme sounds, its exact original video is unclear, but the format is familiar: a single exaggerated outburst, trimmed to a few seconds, that works as a reusable reaction. It survives because food craving humor never ages, and a scream this committed turns any mention of pasta, hunger or dinner plans into a punchline.