The sound comes from a 2013 Geico television commercial in its Happier Than series, where a camel happily wanders an office asking coworkers what day it is. The joke builds on hump day, slang for Wednesday as the middle hump of the working week, and the camel's excited whoo whoot became the memorable punchline. The ad spread widely online, was shared again almost every Wednesday, and turned into a recurring meme for offices and classrooms. Its weekly relevance helped it stay in use long after the campaign ended.
About this sound
Geico hump day camel saying whoo whoot, from the famous Wednesday ad, used to celebrate reaching the middle of the work week at work or in group chats.
This short clip features the cheerful camel from the Geico hump day commercial walking through an office and enthusiastically calling out whoo whoot. The voice is upbeat, loud and deliberately annoying in a funny way, capturing the relief of realising Wednesday has finally arrived. Colleagues in the original ad react with tired resignation, which makes the camel's energy even funnier by contrast. As a reaction sound, it instantly signals midweek celebration without needing any explanation, and its brief, punchy delivery makes it easy to drop into videos, chats and workplace jokes about surviving the week.
