The rimshot sting comes from live variety and vaudeville drumming, where drummers underlined jokes for the audience, and it became a staple of Thai stage comedy as the klong tap muk. Thai TV comedians and cafe comedy troupes kept the cue alive for decades, with the drummer sitting beside the act and hitting the sting on cue. Short clips of the sound later spread on TikTok and Thai social media as a ready made punchline marker, which is why this second version is shared for edits, memes and reaction videos.