๐ What is the โFartโ sound?
This entry covers a very short, roughly one-tenth-of-a-second fart noise, the kind of blunt comedic sound effect used to punctuate a joke or undercut a serious moment. It is a single flatulent burst with no echo or added effects, distinct from more elaborate variants like the reverberated TikTok fart or the specific 'brap' clip pulled from a 2013 YouTube video. Because the file is untitled beyond 'Fart' and carries no transcript or distinguishing audio signature, it cannot be traced to one specific creator, video, or platform with confidence. Its origin is not clearly documented, though it belongs to the broader lineage of fart sound effects that have circulated in internet culture for years, often layered into reaction videos, soundboards, and short-form clips to mock, deflate, or comment on something happening on screen. In meme culture, a bare fart sound like this functions as a quick punchline or a dismissive jab, frequently dropped right after someone says something awkward, exaggerated, or self-important. It's the kind of effect that needs no setup: the sound itself carries the joke, standing in for words like 'pathetic' or 'nice try' without anyone having to type a caption. Its brevity makes it easy to drop into edits without disrupting pacing, which likely explains why so many near-identical fart clips circulate under slightly different names across meme soundboards.
๐งญ Where it comes from
Origin: not clearly documented.
The generic short fart sound effect is not tied to a single verified clip; it overlaps with several documented meme variants like the 2013 'brap' sound and the 2020 reverb fart trend, but none of those sources specifically describe this plain 0.1-second clip. Its origin is not clearly documented.
๐ฌ How to use it in your edits
Drop it right after someone trips, fails a stunt, or says something cringeworthy to instantly undercut the moment with a cheap laugh. It also works well as a quick stinger layered under a freeze-frame or zoom-in reaction shot in short-form edits.
Download the file above, then import it into CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve โ or straight into TikTok / Instagram. The sound is free for your videos.
๐ฌ Questions about this sound
Is this the same as the 'brap' meme sound?
No. The 'brap' sound traces back to a specific 2013 YouTube video, while this generic fart clip has no confirmed single source.
Where did this exact fart sound come from?
Its origin is not clearly documented; it does not match any of the specifically sourced fart memes like the 2013 'brap' clip or the 2020 reverb fart trend.
Why are fart sounds so common in memes?
Short, blunt sound effects like farts are easy to drop into videos as instant punchlines, which has made them a recurring tool across meme soundboards and reaction edits.
โน๏ธ Sound details
OriginNot clearly documented
CategoryMemes
FormatMP3
Length0.1 seconds
Added2026-07-21
Updated2026-10-01
PriceFree ๐