This clip comes from a user upload rather than a known show or film, and its metadata points to a free online voice changer, which is how many of these over-the-top meme screams are born. Short distorted yells like this became a staple of gaming montages, reaction content and football highlight edits, where a burst of raw volume stands in for genuine excitement. The scream meme family keeps growing because each new voice filter or upload gives creators a slightly different flavor of chaos to work with, and this version fits right into that tradition.
About this sound
A loud, distorted RAHH yell made with a voice changer. A 1.25-second meme sound for hype edits, sports highlights and funny reaction clips.
The clip is a single aggressive roar, stretched and distorted through a voice changer until it sounds halfway between a human battle cry and a digital monster growl. It slams in at full volume with no buildup, which is why it works: the shock of it punctures whatever is happening on screen. Viewers feel a sudden rush of chaotic energy, like the audio version of someone slamming their hands on the table mid-argument. At just over a second long it never overstays its welcome, and the warped texture keeps it from sounding like a plain scream, landing somewhere in the absurdist meme register where the loudness itself is the joke.