LWIAY intro

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The intro sound from PewDiePie's LWIAY series, used in meme edits, reaction clips and fan videos to cue a fast comedic segment.

This clip is the recognisable intro from PewDiePie's LWIAY, the series title short for Last Week I Asked You. It has the upbeat, punchy feel of a YouTube show opener and instantly signals that a joke, reaction or viewer submission segment is about to begin. Because it is short and familiar to fans, creators use it to set up ironic reveals, recap moments and quick meme transitions. The sound gives a video a playful, internet-native tone and works best when the audience already knows the reference.

LWIAY is a recurring PewDiePie YouTube series built around memes, comments and viewer submissions, and its intro became a recognizable cue for that format. Online, the sound spread through fan edits, reposts and reaction videos where creators wanted an instant association with internet humor and rapid-fire commentary. It is still used because the opening is brief, familiar and easy to drop before a punchline or community joke, especially in videos that parody YouTube review segments or audience-driven meme content.

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What is the LWIAY intro sound?

It is the opening audio associated with PewDiePie's LWIAY series, short for Last Week I Asked You. People use the clip in edits and memes to introduce a joke, comment segment or quick comedic reveal.

Where is the LWIAY intro from?

The sound comes from PewDiePie's LWIAY series on YouTube, where he reacted to memes, comments and viewer submissions. The intro became recognizable enough that fans began reusing it in standalone meme edits and reaction videos.

Why do people use the PewDiePie LWIAY intro in edits?

Creators use it because it instantly frames a moment as internet humor or audience commentary. Even a very short use can signal that a clip is about to become ironic, self-aware or intentionally over-the-top.