Tidzhoi spread online under its Cyrillic name, with searches also using the variant spelling Titdzhoi, which is why the sound is mostly identified by that short title rather than by a character or scene. Its listing places it among meme sounds, and its appeal comes from recognisability among people who already know the clip from shared edits and soundboards. Because no widely known source work is attached to the name, users treat it as a standalone internet clip, passing it around by title and dropping it into new videos as an in joke.
About this sound
The Tidzhoi meme sound is a 16 second clip shared under its Russian name, used as a random punchline, reaction sting and absurd cutaway in short edits.
Tidzhoi is a short meme audio clip circulated under a Russian transliterated name that gives almost no clue to its content before it plays. That mystery is part of the effect, because the clip lands as a sudden, out of context interruption rather than a familiar quote. At around sixteen seconds it is longer than a single sting, so editors often trim the strongest moment or let the whole clip run over an awkward pause. Viewers hear it as an absurd non sequitur, the kind of sound that turns a normal scene strangely funny.