This is a generic gunfire sound effect rather than a quote or recognisable clip from one specific movie, show or game. Short weapon-shot audio like this has long been used in amateur video edits, shooter montages, prank clips and meme posts across social platforms. Its staying power comes from how quickly it communicates danger, impact and surprise in less than a few seconds. Creators keep using sounds like this because they are easy to sync to a cut, a reaction or a visual gag without needing a longer action sequence.