Harambe was the gorilla whose death at Cincinnati Zoo in 2016 became one of the internet's most enduring memes, inspiring jokes, tributes and endless remixes. This sound takes that shared reference and applies it to Carykh, a creator known for programming and AI experiments, in a clip from his video about his first AI. By placing Carykh in Harambe's place, the joke relies on viewers recognising both references at once. On soundboards it survives as a niche, in-joke reaction for meme edits and gaming clips rather than a mainstream catchphrase.
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A short clip from Carykh's video about his first AI, playing on the Harambe meme with the joke that Cary is next, used for dark comedic reaction edits.
This sixteen-second clip comes from a Carykh video about his first AI project, where the joke turns on the internet's Harambe meme. The speaker delivers the line in a deadpan, conversational style, treating the absurd threat as if it were a straightforward prediction, which makes the punchline land harder than a shouted reaction would. The pacing is unhurried, with the humour coming from the contrast between the ordinary delivery and the over-the-top premise. For a viewer, it feels like an inside joke shared between friends who already know both Harambe lore and Carykh's humour, so the clip works best as a quick reaction rather than a loud sound effect.
