Sounds like this come from viral stunt clips shared on soundboards, where a shocking eating moment is clipped and pitch shifted to make it funnier and more revolting. The low pitch version keeps the original premise intact while exaggerating the crunching into a meme reaction sound. It has no clear credited creator or source work in its listing, so its life is mostly online, passed around for gross out edits, reaction videos and short form posts where an over the top disgust cue is needed instantly without any setup or explanation required at all.
About this sound
Low pitch clip of a guy eating a wasp nest, with deep crunching and chewing sounds used for gross out reactions and shocking meme edits online.
This clip captures a man biting into and chewing a wasp nest, but the audio has been pitched down so every crunch sounds heavier and more distorted. The lowered chewing, crunching and mouth noises feel unnatural and deeply gross, turning a shocking stunt into something that sounds almost monstrous. Listeners are meant to recoil as much as laugh, because the deep, slowed texture makes the simple act of eating seem wrong and dangerous. It works as an instant disgust reaction, with the absurd premise doing most of the comedy before the sound even peaks.