No specific film, show or creator is credited with this recording, so its history is really about how short gross out effects spread on soundboards and in edits. The clip has circulated as a quick reaction file that anyone can drop into a video without context, because the retching is instantly readable. It sits alongside other bodily gag sounds like the fart in prank edits, gaming montages and meme compilations, where exaggerated disgust gets a laugh. Its short length and realistic texture keep it in regular use for sick jokes.
About this sound
A short vomiting sound effect of someone retching and throwing up, used in videos and memes for gross out reactions, disgust and sick jokes.
This is a close, unmistakable recording of a person vomiting, starting with a strained retch and gag before a wet, spluttering burst that sounds like liquid hitting a surface. The heaving rises and falls over a few seconds, with choking pauses in between that make it feel painfully real rather than cartoonish. Listeners usually recoil first, then laugh at how over the top and gross it feels. That instant disgust is why the clip works so well as a punchline, instantly signalling sickness, revulsion or a reaction too strong for words.
