The phrase was popularized by the Saturday Night Live recurring sketch What's Up With That, which debuted in 2009 with Kenan Thompson as host Diondre Cole. Built around a catchy theme song that constantly drowned out guests, the sketch turned the question into a running gag. Clips and audio rips later spread across YouTube, Vine and TikTok as a standalone reaction, detached from the full sketch but keeping its musical, talk show energy for moments that do not add up.
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The What Up With That sound clip is a short catchy phrase used for confused reactions, awkward moments and meme edits that call out something strange.
This clip captures a playful, sing-song delivery of the phrase what up with that, stretched with rhythm and attitude like a host checking in on something odd. The voice is upbeat and teasing rather than angry, with a musical bounce that makes the question feel like a punchline. It lands instantly as a reaction to confusion, cringe or an unexplained situation, turning a simple question into a comedic call-out that invites the audience to laugh along with the disbelief rather than take it seriously.
