Fart noises have been a staple of low-brow comedy for decades, and this long version found its home online as a fart meme sound shared on soundboards and in short video edits. Unlike a quick toot used as a punctuation mark, this one stretches the gag out, so creators use it when the humor comes from waiting for it to end. It is often paired with a digital fart button in apps and streams, and it remains popular for pranks, gaming clips, classroom jokes and reaction videos where a rude noise breaks the tension.