Shooting Stars Original

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The original Shooting Stars clip from Bag Raiders, best known as the floating fail meme song used when edits cut from a wipeout to outer space.

This sound is the recognizable instrumental section of “Shooting Stars” by Australian duo Bag Raiders. It opens with bright synths and a smooth, spacey groove that feels dreamy, sudden and a little absurd at the same time. Online, the clip is strongly tied to meme edits where someone falls, gets hit or dramatically fails, then the video cuts into a cosmic floating sequence. That contrast between a normal moment and the surreal music gives the joke its punch and makes the scene feel instantly more exaggerated.

“Shooting Stars” is a song by Australian electronic duo Bag Raiders, originally released in 2008. Years later, the track became a major internet meme through edits where a person or object appears to fly off into space after a fall or impact. That format spread widely across YouTube, Twitter, and short-form video compilations, helping the song reach people far beyond its original dance music audience. It remains popular because the synth hook is instantly recognizable and perfectly matches over-the-top visual escalation.

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What is the Shooting Stars sound from?

It comes from “Shooting Stars,” a 2008 electronic song by Australian duo Bag Raiders. Online, the clip is most associated with meme edits that cut from a fail or sudden impact into a surreal outer-space sequence.

Why is Shooting Stars used in memes?

Creators use it because the dreamy synth hook makes an ordinary fail feel absurdly dramatic. The contrast between a real-world mistake and a cosmic floating edit creates a fast visual punchline people instantly recognize.

How do people usually edit with this sound?

Most creators place the clip right after a fall, crash, or launch moment. They often add a freeze-frame, slow motion, green-screen stars, or a zoom-out into space so the music becomes the joke’s reveal.