Angry Birds, first released by Rovio in 2009, made Red the instantly recognisable face of its slingshot puzzle gameplay, where players launch birds at structures holding green pigs. Short character grunts and hurt reactions were part of that cartoon world, helping players feel each hit without any dialogue. As clips from the games were ripped and shared on soundboards and in short videos, individual reactions like this one took on a second life as reaction audio. Its brevity and clear cartoon pain keep it useful for quick edits today.