This clip is a short user-made reverb edit rather than a documented commercial release, and its exact original upload is not clearly credited in the available information. It circulates on soundboards as a compact, echo-heavy chime that creators can drop into memes and short videos without needing a longer musical cue. Its appeal is practical: the sound is instantly recognisable as a phone-style alert, yet the reverb makes it feel larger and more dramatic, so it keeps being reused for reveals, jokes and transitions.
About this sound
A short Samsung-style chime stretched with heavy reverb, used as a punchy notification sting or transition in memes, edits and short-form videos.
A very short electronic chime, bright and slightly metallic at first, then washed out by a long reverb tail that makes it feel bigger than its half-second length. It lands like a notification, but the echo gives it a dreamy, almost cinematic finish, so it can feel funny, dramatic or oddly satisfying depending on the clip underneath it. Because it is so brief, it works best as a punctuation mark rather than a background loop, snapping attention to a reveal, a punchline or a sudden cut before the next moment takes over.