The clip is a generic, user-uploaded explosion effect rather than a line from a film or game, and its Russian title describes a crushing, shaking and deafening blast. Sounds like this circulate on soundboards because they are easy to reuse: a single loud boom can sell scale in a short video without any dialogue or context. It sits alongside other dramatic impact sounds such as the vine boom sound in meme editing, where the joke or shock comes from the size of the noise compared with what is on screen. That contrast keeps it useful in edits and gaming clips.
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A crushing, shaking and deafening explosion sound effect, with a deep boom and rumbling debris, used for dramatic blasts and action scenes in videos.
This is a long, powerful explosion that builds from a deep initial boom into a shaking rumble filled with cracking debris and a deafening tail that fades slowly. It feels huge rather than sharp, more like a building coming down or a massive blast rolling across an open space than a single firecracker pop. The low end hits first in the chest, then the chaos on top makes the moment feel dangerous and out of control. Used at full volume, it can make a simple cut feel like a disaster, a reveal feel catastrophic, or an ordinary fail feel far more dramatic than it really was.