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Down With The Sickness was released by American metal band Disturbed in 2000, as a single from their debut album The Sickness. Lead singer David Draiman's staccato oh wah ah ah ah vocal became the song's most recognisable moment and a staple of nu metal. Decades later, editors isolated that second-long burst for TikTok, YouTube and gaming edits, where it now functions as shorthand for unleashing pent up energy, aggression or comic madness without playing the whole track.
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The famous oh wah ah ah ah vocal from Disturbed's Down With The Sickness, used as a meme sound effect for wild reactions and intense edit intros.
This is the unmistakable opening scream from Disturbed's Down With The Sickness, compressed into a short burst of oh wah ah ah ah over heavy music. The vocal is guttural, rhythmic and animalistic, dropping suddenly before the main riff would normally kick in. Stripped from the full song, it works as a pure shock hit that instantly signals chaos, power or unhinged energy. Viewers recognise it in a fraction of a second, and that recognition makes even a normal clip feel like it is about to go completely off the rails.
