This version is best understood as a meme remix rather than a confirmed soundtrack clip. The phrase “yes king” became common online as a supportive, ironic reaction, and creators later paired it with a sped-up chipmunk voice to make it funnier and more exaggerated. It spread through short-form video edits and reaction memes, where the high pitch helps the line cut through busy visuals. It is still used because the delivery turns a basic compliment into a louder, sillier punch line, often alongside Drama-style editing.