Nobody knows exactly who first recorded the watermelon fart, but it has found a second life on user-made meme soundboards where crude clips get clipped, named and replayed endlessly. The fruit angle is what makes it stick: the juicy, ripe quality makes the joke feel bigger and more absurd than a plain fart sound, so it works as both a gross-out gag and a fake-out where viewers expect a fruit video. It sits alongside other bathroom-humor board classics like fart with reverb and the drawn-out long brain fart, which editors swap in for the same gross-out punchline.