Monark, born Bruno Aiub, is a Brazilian streamer and former co-host of Flow Podcast, one of the country's biggest interview shows. The 'acorda' recording — him yelling the Portuguese word for 'wake up' — circulated on Brazilian meme soundboards and WhatsApp groups as a novelty alarm tone and a prank audio to send to friends who sleep in. Its appeal is pure function: few things get you out of bed faster than someone screaming at you. It remains a staple of Brazilian meme audio culture.
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Monark shouting 'acorda' (wake up) over and over in a loud 10-second clip. A Brazilian meme alarm sound used to prank friends or actually wake up.
This is a raw, chaotic recording of Brazilian internet personality Monark shouting 'acorda' — Portuguese for 'wake up' — over and over like a human alarm clock. His voice is loud, raspy and oddly urgent, cracking with exaggerated energy as he repeats the word in quick bursts. It sounds less like a gentle morning reminder and more like a friend barging into your room and screaming you awake. The effect is funny precisely because it is so aggressive, which is why people use it as an actual alarm tone, a prank to blast at sleeping friends, or a jump-cut punchline in short videos.