Little is known about who first recorded this clip, so its history is really about how it spread as a shareable meme sound rather than a scene from a film or show. The 22 second length and mix of spoken nonsense, barking and flatulence place it alongside other fart with reverb and goofy ahh sounds that creators reuse for shock humour. It survives because the phrase is easy to quote, the sounds need no context to understand, and the drawn out delivery works as a punchline on its own in short videos and group chats.