This clip appears to come from an online jumpscare-style video rather than a clearly identifiable film, game or TV source. Sounds like this spread through YouTube compilations, meme pages and short-form edits where creators use a sudden scare to interrupt normal footage. Its staying power comes from how simple the setup is: a quiet beat, a hard cut and an instant shock. It is still used in horror jokes, bait-and-switch memes and exaggerated reaction content, often alongside other staple effects like a scream meme.