The sound comes from Discord, the voice chat app widely used by gamers, where the incoming call ringtone became instantly recognisable in streams and screen recordings. Bass boosted edits spread on YouTube, TikTok and soundboards as a joke format, making ordinary ringtones and themes sound absurdly loud, similar to Subway Surfers bass boosted and NFL bass boosted clips. The rare label is part of the meme, framing this longer fourteen second loop as a hidden or hard to find version that creators reuse for fake calls and reaction edits.
About this sound
Bass boosted version of the Discord incoming call ringtone, turned into a loud meme sound. Used for fake calls, jumpscares and ironic ringing edits.
This is the familiar Discord incoming call melody pushed through heavy bass boost until the soft chimes turn into a booming, distorted loop. The original ring is light and bouncy, but this version shakes with low end, clipped peaks and an exaggerated wobble that lasts about fourteen seconds. It keeps ringing like a real call, which makes the sudden volume feel wrong and funny at the same time. Viewers instantly recognise the sound, expect someone to answer, and instead get hit by the bass, turning a normal notification into a punchline.