No clear original source is credited for this short voice clip, so its life has been mainly online as a reusable joke rather than a known movie or show quote. It spread through soundboards, short video edits and messaging apps where a single accusatory question can finish a fart gag without any setup. Because the line is generic and instantly understood, creators pair it with toilet humor, classroom pranks and pet videos, and it remains popular for quick, low effort comedy that does not depend on a specific fandom or trend.
About this sound
A voice asking who farted in a short funny clip, used in prank videos, reaction memes and group chats to blame someone after a fart sound effect.
The clip is a short spoken line asking who farted, delivered with mock surprise and accusation like someone has just caught an awful smell in a crowded room. The question lands flat and direct, which makes it funnier than a long joke because the reaction feels instant and familiar. It works as a punchline on its own or layered over a fart noise, a guilty face, or an awkward silence. Viewers get the gag immediately, even without context, and the blunt wording makes it easy to reuse in almost any silly, gross out moment among friends.