This clip comes from a user-generated soundboard with no documented original source, and its file metadata points to a simple online edit rather than a studio release. The Pt. 2 label suggests it was uploaded as a sequel to a similarly titled part one, a common pattern for meme sounds that get extended or remixed. With only a handful of views, it lives in the long tail of niche reaction audio, kept alive by editors who need a longer, punishment-themed buildup for fail compilations and joke edits.