This sound appears to be used online mainly as a generic loud scream reaction rather than as a clearly sourced quote from a film, show or game. Clips like this spread through meme edits, short-form videos and group chats because they instantly signal chaos, hype or mock anger. Its long duration makes it more flexible than a quick yell, so editors can stretch a joke over several cuts. That simple, exaggerated delivery is why this kind of scream keeps showing up in reaction-heavy content.