The recording is credited to Gleyfy Brauly from a Carlinhos CD show session, where it circulated as a user-uploaded soundboard clip. The phrase 'solo mai la bi majon' reads like a phonetic rendering of the sung line rather than a formal title, which is common with live show recordings shared online. As a meme sound it spread through short-form edits and reaction videos, where creators valued its raw live energy. Its lasting appeal comes from that unpolished, spontaneous feel that polished studio clips rarely deliver.