This clip is used online as a generic rubber duck or toy duck squeak sound effect rather than being tied to one famous character or scene. Short duck squeaks like this are common in meme edits, reaction videos and playful social posts because they read instantly as childish and absurd. Its staying power comes from how fast and flexible it is: creators can drop it onto a visual beat, a squeeze motion or an uncomfortable pause and get an immediate comic effect without needing any setup.