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DUN DUN. Two notes meaning a crime has occurred and justice is now in motion. Composer Mike Post built it from layered sounds, reportedly including a jail door slamming, and that is where the institutional weight comes from. The internet treats it as a gavel: play it after any accusation, verdict or petty judgment in the group chat, and “you ate my leftovers” becomes a felony proceeding. Few three-second stings carry this much implied paperwork. Authoritative, iconic, and endlessly funny once removed from context.

OriginThe scene-change sting from Law & Order, created by composer Mike Post.

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