This clip was shared online by the user georgisound, where it is listed under a tentative title suggesting a character called Thorlar, though the recording itself is simply a short vomiting effect. From there it reached soundboard sites, where short, punchy bodily sounds travel well because they need no context to land. Creators reuse it for sickness gags, disgust reactions and gross-out comedy, keeping it popular as a quick reaction sound rather than as a clip tied to a specific show, film or meme.
About this sound
A short retching and vomiting sound effect that creators use for gross-out jokes, cartoon sickness scenes and reaction edits in memes and streams.
This short clip captures a messy, gagging vomiting sound, with wet retching, heaving breaths and spluttering noises packed into under three seconds. It sounds exaggerated and cartoonish rather than realistic, which makes it land as comedy instead of something genuinely unpleasant to hear. The sudden heave catches listeners off guard, and the wet, splashing texture makes the gag feel vivid even without any visuals. Used on its own it reads as a gross-out punchline, while layered under a reaction shot it sells disgust, sickness or a character overreacting to something revolting. It is short enough to drop into a meme edit without dragging the joke out.
