Bruh Sound Effect #2 refers to a low-pitched, slightly distorted vocalization of the word 'bruh' that became a staple in internet culture. While the sound itself originated from a 2014 Vine by user Tony Hayes, the visual representation often features the iconic 'Bruh' face used to punctuate moments of extreme stupidity, disappointment, or awkwardness. Over the years, it transitioned from a simple sound clip into a cultural shorthand for disbelief. Today, it remains one of the most recognizable audio-visual assets in meme history, frequently utilized in video edits and social media posts to highlight a classic 'bruh moment.'