The sound comes from the long-running TV game show Family Feud, where a loud buzzer and red X mark an incorrect survey answer. Clips of the buzzer spread online as a universal shorthand for a wrong answer, far beyond the show itself. Creators now use it in trivia videos, classroom edits, and meme compilations whenever someone gives a confidently bad guess, which is why it remains a staple game show sound effect alongside a correct answer gameshow chime.
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Family Feud buzzer and game show sound effect clip used for wrong answers, fails, and Family Feud parody edits in memes and videos.
A short, sharp game show buzzer blare instantly recognizable from Family Feud, pitched for a wrong answer on the survey board. The harsh buzz lasts just over a second and cuts through dialogue, making the failure feel official and theatrical. Viewers hear it and immediately get the joke: that guess was bad, that moment flopped, and everyone knows it.