Air horn blasts like this one have been a staple of American sports culture for decades, from trainers signalling the end of a practice drill to fans joining the crowd cheering after a big play. Clips labelled for the Bills circulate among football fans who layer them over touchdown edits, tailgate videos and hype reels, where the horn reads instantly as game-day noise. Its staying power comes from sheer utility: the sound is unmistakable, high-energy and funny, so creators keep reaching for it whenever a moment needs a sudden jolt of stadium excitement.