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Jared Leto's Joker laugh from Suicide Squad, a short manic cackle creators use for villain reveals, creepy jokes and unhinged reaction moments.

This is Jared Leto's distinctive laugh as the Joker, a slow, forced cackle that builds from a low chuckle into something deliberately unsettling. It does not sound like genuine amusement, which is exactly the point. The delivery feels theatrical and menacing, with each ha stretched out as if the character is enjoying making everyone else uncomfortable. Played on its own, the clip instantly signals madness, danger and dark comedy. It works because viewers recognise the performance style immediately, even without any dialogue or scene around it, and the laugh leaves a lingering creepy tension.

Jared Leto played the Joker in Suicide Squad, released in 2016, taking on a role previously defined by actors including Heath Ledger and later Joaquin Phoenix. His tattooed, gangster styled version divided audiences, and his laugh became one of the most clipped and compared parts of the performance. Online, fans regularly debate which Joker has the best laugh, sharing each version as a standalone sound. Leto's drawn out cackle survives in that conversation and as a meme reaction for creepy, over the top behaviour.

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Who laughs in this sound?

The laugh is performed by Jared Leto in character as the Joker. It is his slow, theatrical cackle from his portrayal in Suicide Squad, recognisable for its forced, stretched out delivery rather than a natural sounding laugh.

Which movie is Jared Leto's Joker from?

Jared Leto played the Joker in Suicide Squad, the 2016 DC film where the character appears alongside Harley Quinn and the rest of Task Force X. His version is known for the tattoos, silver teeth and gangster styling.

Why is this Joker laugh used in memes?

Creators use it because a single cackle instantly communicates a villain turning unhinged, without needing any dialogue or context from the film. It fits reveal scenes, dark punchlines and reaction edits where a normal laugh would feel too friendly or too safe.