Morning Glory has been a built-in alarm and ringtone option on Samsung Galaxy phones for many years, part of a set of calm, nature-themed tones meant to make waking up feel gentler. Online, users clipped and boosted it into a loud version shared in prank videos and meme edits, much like the Nokia Arabic Ringstone became a joke far beyond its original phone. The loud edit spread on soundboards because everyone recognises the tune instantly, even people who have never owned a Samsung phone.
About this sound
Loud version of the Samsung Morning Glory alarm sound from Galaxy phones, the cheerful morning ringtone people use for wake-up pranks and memes.
This is a boosted, loud version of Samsung's Morning Glory alarm tone, the bright default wake-up melody from Galaxy phones. It starts soft with gentle chimes, piano and light strings, then builds into a cheerful, almost overly sweet morning tune that keeps getting more insistent. Played at normal volume it feels calm and optimistic, but turned up loud it becomes instantly annoying and impossible to ignore. That contrast is the joke, as a peaceful sunrise melody suddenly blasts through a quiet room like an alarm that will not stop.