This clip is associated online with Faker, the legendary League of Legends pro player, and it spread through gaming edits, highlight compilations and reaction memes. Creators use it as a shorthand for disbelief when a play looks too clean, too fast or too smart to be real. Its staying power comes from how short and recognizable it is: one line instantly frames a clip as a top-tier gaming moment. It often appears alongside dramatic gaming reactions such as Enemy Spotted or louder jump-cut meme sounds.
About this sound
A short shocked gaming reaction clip tied to Faker and League of Legends. People use it when a play, dodge or outplay looks completely unreal.
This sound is a brief, excited reaction line saying “What was that?” with Faker attached to it, delivered in the style of a stunned esports call. It has the punch of disbelief rather than a long speech, so it lands fast and clean in edits. The clip works best when someone pulls off an impossible move, survives by luck, or makes everyone in the lobby pause and stare. It gives a moment that same legendary-gamer feeling, turning a normal highlight into something that sounds instantly iconic and worth replaying.
