No reliable source documents where this specific recording was first made, and the title simply describes it in Spanish as a metal stick, with secu16 likely a uploader sequence label. Short metal clangs like this circulate widely on soundboards because they are versatile, language free and easy to recognise in a second. The same kind of hit appears in cartoon edits, game montages and short form memes whenever a prop falls, a character is bonked, or a fail needs a clear audio punchline that viewers understand without context.
About this sound
Short metallic stick hit sound effect of a palo de metal clanging on impact, used for bonks, drops and slapstick fail moments in edits and memes.
The sound is a short, sharp clang of metal striking metal, like a hollow pole or stick being dropped or swung against a hard surface. It rings with a bright, tinny resonance that decays quickly, leaving a clean percussive hit with no voice or music behind it. The effect is instantly physical and slightly comic, turning an ordinary bump or fall into an exaggerated cartoon impact. Creators use that brief ring to punctuate a visual gag, mark a collision, or underline a clumsy moment without needing any dialogue.