PewDiePie, the online name of Swedish creator Felix Kjellberg, built one of YouTube's largest audiences with gaming and reaction videos in the 2010s. This laugh comes from his reaction to a paralyzed squirrel clip, a moment fans clipped and reposted as a standalone meme sound. It spread across edits alongside other reaction laughs like the baby laughing meme and the cat laugh meme, becoming shorthand for finding something helplessly funny. Creators still reuse it because his laugh is instantly recognizable even without video.
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PewDiePie laughing at a paralyzed squirrel in a short meme clip, used for reaction edits, funny moments and gaming videos where laughter sells the joke.
The clip captures PewDiePie bursting into uncontrollable laughter while reacting to a paralyzed squirrel, his voice cracking and wheezing as the moment stretches on. It is not a polite chuckle but a long, contagious laugh that keeps building, pausing for breath and then starting again. That length and intensity make it feel genuine rather than performed. Viewers use it to signal that something was so unexpectedly funny it broke the person watching, turning an ordinary reaction into the punchline itself and inviting the audience to laugh along.