Generic wind effects like this one have no single credited source and circulate as stock audio for editors who need clean air movement without recording outdoors. The flying version became a staple in short form video, game edits and animation because it instantly signals upward motion where a visual alone looks flat. Creators reuse it for superheroes, dragons, kites, drones and paper planes, often trimmed to the strongest gust. Its popularity comes from versatility, it fits fantasy, action and comedy without tying the scene to a specific film or character.