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Updated regularly with new meme sounds and music to a large soundboard. For instance, a YouTube video uploaded on August 11th, 2022, showed xQc reacting to Pokelawls trolling Fanum with the sound, gaining roughly 162,200 views and 2,600 likes in four months (shown below)., the largest soundboard dedicated to memes.

Over the course of three months, the video received roughly 33,300 likes (shown below).Īround the same time, Twitch streamer Pokelawls started using the metal pipe falling sound effect in his Grand Theft Auto V streams, integrating it into a soundboard that he used to humorously narrate his gameplay and annoy others. On September 5th, 2022, Twitter user TallBart posted a meme that used an extra-loud version of the metal pipe sound inside the Babe Please Have Sex With Me I'm So Horny template. Other videos surfaced soon after, like a 'metal pipe falling type beat' video uploaded by YouTuber jorj1357 on January 17th, 2022, earning roughly 3,600 views in two years (shown below, right). On December 20th, 2021, YouTuber 10la posted a one-hour version of the sound effect, gaining roughly 36,000 views in one year (shown below, left). The video received roughly 13,900 views in one year. On December 16th, 2021, YouTuber Febriannn posted a similar video, using the same format and sound effect. Over the course of one year, the video received roughly 4,400 smiles (shown below).

On December 25th, 2020, YouTuber YMCooper posted a video called 'metal pipe falling sound effect.mp4,' earning roughly 55,300 views and 1,900 likes in two years (shown below).Ī year later, on December 9th, 2021, iFunnyer NobleSakura posted an iteration of the X, Just A Week Away! meme template that replaced the girl saying 'Christmas' with the sound effect of a metal pipe falling. In the comment sections of various YouTube uploads, some purport that the sound is from the video game Battlefield 4 and plays after crashing a vehicle into a lamp post. Two years later, on November 1st, 2022, YouTuber Jixaw posted the original, metal pipe falling sound effect titled 'Destruction_Metal_Pole_L_Wave_2_0_0.wav,' gaining roughly 9,000 views and 1,100 likes in one month (shown below, right). Over the course of two years, the video received roughly 70,700 views and 4,700 likes (shown below, left). The metal pipe falling sound effect was first used by YouTuber Jixaw on September 17th, 2020, in a video for his 6,000 followers on Twitter special.

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