This clip comes from the user-generated soundboard tradition, where short gross-out effects are uploaded, numbered and slowed down for comic effect, rather than from a film, show or game. The '2' marks it as a follow-up version, and the slowed timing is the point, giving editors a longer, more ridiculous retch to time to a reaction. It circulates mainly through Spanish-language searches for vomiting sounds, where it is picked up for prank edits, meme videos and reaction clips. Its appeal is simple and durable: everyone recognises the sound instantly, and it never stops being unpleasant.
About this sound
A slowed-down vomiting sound effect, the second version in the series, used in prank videos and memes to gross out viewers with a drawn-out retching noise.
This is a slowed-down vomiting sound, stretched out so each gag, heave and splash lands longer and sounds wetter and more exaggerated than a normal retch. The pitch drops slightly as the clip plays, making the throat noises feel heavy and drawn out, almost cartoonish in their disgust. It is not a clean studio effect; it feels raw and close, like someone is actually being sick just off camera. That uncomfortable, squirming reaction is exactly why creators use it, because listeners instantly recognise the sound, flinch, and laugh at the same time.
