The phrase glorious PC gaming master race was popularised in 2008 by reviewer Yahtzee Croshaw during a Zero Punctuation review of The Witcher, originally as a joke about elitist PC players. It was quickly adopted ironically by the community itself, spawning the r/pcmasterrace subreddit, guides, artwork and animated parodies including the FlashGitz version linked to this clip. Over time the insult became a badge of honour, and the short chant version survives as a quick audio shorthand for PC pride in edits, streams and console war jokes.
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The PC Master Race sound effect from the FlashGitz meme, featuring a boastful PC gaming chant used in gaming edits, console wars jokes and reaction videos.
This is a short boastful chant built around the phrase PC Master Race, delivered with exaggerated pride and a mocking, triumphant tone. The vocal swells like a gaming victory call, making a simple platform preference sound like a grand declaration. It works because the delivery is completely over the top for such a trivial argument. Viewers instantly read it as sarcastic superiority, which makes it perfect for punctuating a high-spec build, a smooth frame rate, or any moment where a PC player wants to gloat over console hardware without a long explanation.
