On live-streaming platforms, a raid happens when one streamer sends their audience to another channel at the end of a broadcast, and creators often mark that moment with a dedicated alert sound. Raid hype clips became a familiar part of that ritual, giving hosts a quick way to acknowledge the incoming viewers, energise the chat, and keep the momentum of the previous stream going. Because the clip is short and instantly recognisable as a celebration, it still appears in stream highlights, reaction videos, and compilation edits where a raid needs a clear audio cue.