The clip circulated on TikTok as a dance challenge sound, where the Indonesian title phrase became the hook users recognised before the routine even started. Short looping audio is easy for creators to reuse, so the same chant spread across group dances, duets and outdoor skits that play on the landing idea. Its appeal is less about aircraft realism and more about a catchy foreign-language phrase that feels rhythmic even to viewers who do not speak Indonesian. That repeatability keeps it in rotation for light choreography and comic transitions.