Place it at the very end of a failed joke or cursed-image beat, then follow it with Goofy Ahh Sounds for a longer run, or cut to Emotional Damage Meme Sound when the flop needs a bigger reaction. For a drier follow-up, let The Bruh Sound Effect close the scene instead.
About this sound
This 1.6-second clip is an over-the-top laugh with a cartoon, Scooby Doo-like wobble, somewhere between a silly chuckle and a strange cackle. It feels deliberately ridiculous, instantly signalling that whatever just happened was not meant to be taken seriously. It spread through Quandale Dingle edits and goofy ahh meme culture in the early 2020s, where its odd timing made it a quick marker for absurd humour.