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A brief creator intro clip from soundboard maker Insert UserID, known for the SMTH series, used by fans to introduce or reference his buttons in edits.

This ultra-short clip works as a quick signature tag for soundboard creator Insert UserID, best known online for his SMTH series of buttons. At under a second long, it lands instantly rather than building a joke, making it easy to drop at the start of a clip, over a transition, or as a tiny nod regular viewers will recognise. Its appeal is less about a punchline and more about identity, giving an edit a familiar creator stamp in almost no time. For fans of the series, it feels like spotting a familiar username, a small in-joke that signals the playful, button-based humour the creator is known for.

Insert UserID is a soundboard creator whose SMTH series became his best-known work, alongside other buttons he has made for the same community. His earlier STFU series is no longer active, while season two of SMTH has been in progress, with a collaboration with Drew181 on a project called Likr also mentioned in his profile. Because the clip is so brief, it circulates mainly as a creator identifier among people who already follow his buttons, rather than as a standalone meme, and it keeps appearing wherever his SMTH work is shared or referenced.

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Who is Insert UserID?

Insert UserID is a soundboard creator best known for his SMTH series of buttons, with other buttons made alongside that series and a collaboration with Drew181 mentioned in his profile.

What is the SMTH series?

The SMTH series is the creator's best-known set of soundboard buttons, with a second season in progress at the time of his profile description. Its earlier STFU series is no longer active.

How can creators use this short clip?

Creators can use it as a brief opening tag or transition marker in edits featuring SMTH-style buttons, keeping it unlooped and unburied so its quick creator-identifying effect stays clear.