Slow fart

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A slow, drawn-out fart sound effect that builds and releases over about two seconds, perfect for prank edits, comedy videos and reaction memes.

This is a single slow fart, stretched out over roughly two seconds instead of a quick burst. It starts low and rumbling, wobbles a little as it builds, then trails off with a wet, sputtering finish that makes the joke land harder than a short pop. Because it lasts longer, listeners have time to notice it, react to it, and laugh at the awkward pause it creates. It works best as a punchline sound, dropped after a serious face, a failed attempt, or an uncomfortable silence, where the drawn-out timing turns a simple bodily noise into a full comedy beat.

There is no single famous source for this clip, as slow fart sounds are a long-running staple of comedy sound libraries and user-made soundboards. Similar effects have been used for decades in cartoons, prank videos and internet memes to signal embarrassment, failure or disgust without any dialogue. On soundboards, short bodily noises like this one stay popular because they are instantly recognisable, easy to drop into an edit, and work across languages. Its longer, drawn-out style sets it apart from quick one-note farts.

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What is the slow fart sound?

It is a single, drawn-out fart sound effect lasting about two seconds. Unlike a short burst, it builds slowly, rumbles and sputters before trailing off, which makes it sound more awkward and comedic in edits.

Where does the slow fart sound come from?

It does not come from one famous movie, show or viral clip. It is a generic comedy sound effect of the type used in cartoons, prank videos and soundboards, where bodily noises are used as a quick visual-free joke.

How can I use the slow fart sound in a video?

Drop it after a reaction, a fail or an awkward pause, and let the full two seconds play before cutting away. It works best on its own, without music underneath, so viewers hear the slow build and the sputtering finish clearly.