Place it at the peak of a highlight, just after the winning action, then follow it with a reaction sound. Use the Bruh sound for a deadpan follow-up after a rival misses, or the Game Show Buzzer to mark the losing moment before the horn celebrates the winner.
About this sound
The clip is a short, roughly three-second air horn blast in the familiar MLG style, with a bright, blaring horn tone and no voice. It feels instantly celebratory and over-the-top, like a sudden burst of hype dropped into a quiet moment. Its playful, exaggerated energy makes even a small win feel like a championship announcement.