"Fah" Scream
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Short, saturated vocal shout resembling an explosive "Fah!". Heavily distorted and compressed voice, with a raspy, aggressive tone. Popularized as a meme sound on TikTok, used as a comedic punctuation or a surprise effect in video edits.
The "Fah" sound (also spelled "Fahhh", "Faaah") is a distorted vocal shout that went viral on TikTok in 2024-2025. It originally comes from a streamer yelling a warped "f*ck", which became one of the most reused sounds on TikTok.
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Technical details
Length: 00:03
UCS Category: Voices / Scream (VOXScrm)
Type: Alone sound
Channels: Stereo
Realism: Idealized
Sampling Rate: 44,100 Hz
Author: Anonyme
Sound number: 3,591
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