Blablablu has no confirmed original source and circulates online simply as a short viral babble clip shared between soundboards and chat groups. Its appeal comes from the universal phrase bla bla bla, long used in English and many other languages to imitate speech that is predictable, empty or not worth listening to. Adding the rounded blu ending makes the loop sound even more cartoonish. Because it needs no translation or context, the clip travels easily across platforms and is still used whenever creators want a quick, language free way to dismiss rambling talk.
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Blablablu is a nonsense babbling voice clip of fast gibberish syllables that sound like meaningless talk. People use it to mock boring speeches and arguing.
The clip is nine seconds of continuous nonsense speech built around repeated bla bla blu sounds delivered in a playful, exaggerated voice. The pitch rises and falls as if someone is giving a very important speech, but no real words ever arrive. That contrast is what makes it funny, because the delivery sounds confident and animated while the content is completely empty. Listeners instantly recognise it as parody of rambling, lecturing or talking without saying anything, and the looping syllables make even a short moment feel absurdly drawn out and silly.