The origin of this clip is unknown, and the phrase itself appears to be invented gibberish rather than a quote from a film, song or show. It circulates on user generated soundboards under its full nonsense title, where short meaningless voice clips are collected for quick reaction use. Its appeal online is the sound of the words themselves, especially the repeated di and the soft sgwaomp finish, which make it easy to drop into edits whenever a conversation stops making sense or a joke needs a deliberately absurd punchline.