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The classic badum tss rimshot sting used after jokes, puns and awkward one-liners. A short drum punchline sound for meme edits and comedy timing.

This sound is the familiar comedy rimshot: a quick drum hit followed by a cymbal crash, often written as badum tss. It is short, sharp and instantly reads as a punchline cue, making even a weak joke feel deliberate. In videos, streams and meme edits, it usually lands right after a pun, sarcastic comment or painfully awkward line. Because the hit is so recognizable, it can make a moment feel sillier, more ironic or intentionally cheesy in just over a second.

The badum tss sound is based on the traditional rimshot or drum sting long associated with live comedy and variety performances. Online, it became a shorthand audio cue for puns, dad jokes and intentionally lame punchlines, especially in short meme edits and reaction clips. Its popularity lasts because viewers understand the joke instantly from the sound alone. On soundboards, it is often listed under spellings like badumtss, badum tss or simply rimshot, including the related badum tss variant.

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Place the hit a split second after the final word of a pun or deadpan line, then leave a tiny pause for the joke to breathe. It works best with awkward zooms or reaction faces, not under loud music.

사용 사례

  • Adding a punchline sting after a corny joke.
  • Emphasizing awkward silence after a failed one-liner.
  • Cutting to a reaction face after a sarcastic comment.
  • Using it in meme edits for cheesy humor.

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What is the badum tss sound?
It is a short comedy rimshot sting, usually a drum hit followed by a cymbal crash. People use it right after a joke, pun or awkward comment to signal a punchline in an exaggerated, cheesy way.
Where does the badum tss sound come from?
It comes from the traditional rimshot used in live comedy and variety performance. Rather than one single meme source, it became widely recognized online as the standard sound for punctuating jokes and failed punchlines.
How do people use the badum tss sound in edits?
Creators usually place it immediately after the last word of a pun, roast or deadpan line. It is also common with freeze frames, zooms and reaction shots when the goal is to make the moment feel deliberately corny.

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