Fast movement sounds like this one have long been a staple of cartoon, video and game editing, where a brief whoosh is the simplest way to sell speed without showing it in full. Online creators adopted the same trick for short-form videos, reels and memes, using the two-second rush to bridge cuts, speed up a reaction or make an ordinary action feel snappier. Because the sound is short, clean and easy to recognise, it remains popular for edits that need instant momentum rather than a longer musical cue or spoken line.