Rather than coming from one clearly documented scene, this shockwaves clip circulates as a gaming meme sound, tagged alongside Fortnite, Five Nights at Freddy's and streamer humour. Its long, dramatic build suits reaction videos and edited gameplay, where a single impact can sell a moment without any dialogue. Because the effect is instantly recognisable as a blast or power surge, creators keep returning to it for eliminations, scares and over-the-top entrances. That flexibility, more than any single viral video, explains why it remains useful in short-form edits.