The 'Voicecel Test' meme originates from internet subcultures where 'voicecel' is used to describe someone whose vocal pitch is perceived as unattractive or mismatched with their persona. The template typically features a screenshot from a voice pitch analyzer app, showing a frequency graph that unexpectedly leans toward the high or feminine end of the spectrum. It gained mainstream popularity on Twitter and TikTok as a self-deprecating way to joke about the jarring realization of how one actually sounds on record. The meme is frequently used to highlight the gap between a person's internal 'cool' voice and the reality of their high-frequency vocal output.