The clip is tied to comedian Druski, known for short-form skits and his Coulda Been Records auditions shared widely on Instagram and TikTok. As his videos spread, editors began lifting the guitar moment as a standalone reaction sound, separate from the original scene. It circulated in meme edits and soundboards because the riff is instantly recognisable and needs no context to land. It remains popular for marking embarrassment, false confidence and deadpan reactions in short videos.