even though people hate that deadly sfx i can actually tell that the scratch team would’ve put the sound as a true report because it makes “kc sfx” lovers reported when they can’t use the sound

For project The KC SFX 100 Times:

“Help keep the site friendly” - The Scratch Team has removed this project because it is inappropriate for the Scratch website. Scratch is for kids ages 8 and up, and some subjects are too intense for a service used by young children. Please ensure your project text, labels, images, audio, lyrics, and notes are friendly and appropriate for all ages. Please follow the Community Guidelines when using Scratch.

also don’t point this out as a true report

what is KC sfx

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:

what is KC sfx

KC SFX stands for the Kids Cheering Sound Effect. It is a widely used stock audio clip of a small group of children cheering and clapping that frequently appears in YouTube videos, cartoons, and online media.
Background and Context
The Audio: A short, high-energy stock sound clip featuring a crowd of children shouting “Yay!” or cheering.
Internet Culture: It has become a notable meme and source of annoyance within certain online communities and YouTube circles, where users create rants, playlists, and parodies complaining about its repetitive use in children's content and educational videos.
If you're looking for a specific clip, remix, or origin of this sound effect, let me know how you plan to use or explore it!


EDIT: Finally someone who posted on my topics!

based on the project name, it’s definitely a ear “unscheduled rapid disassembly” project

but did you try this
https://scratch.mit.edu/contact-us/

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

based on the project name, it’s definitely a ear “unscheduled rapid disassembly” project

but did you try this
https://scratch.mit.edu/contact-us/

Bruh, that was a fake project!

GCKirbyisback wrote:

If you're looking for a specific clip, remix, or origin of this sound effect, let me know how you plan to use or explore it!

son

Vaibhs11 wrote:

GCKirbyisback wrote:

If you're looking for a specific clip, remix, or origin of this sound effect, let me know how you plan to use or explore it!

son

Sonion ring dipped in barbecue sauce sprinkled with black pepper with sweet potato fries on the side with diet pepsi as a drink with an ice cream sundae for pudding.

Jokes aside,

To OP:
On the report menu that is not a real report option.

scratchy_boy106 wrote:

To OP:
On the report menu that is not a real report option.

Who is “OP”

GCKirbyisback wrote:

(#8)

scratchy_boy106 wrote:

To OP:
On the report menu that is not a real report option.

Who is “OP”

Original Poster. It means the person who made the topic. So since you made the topic, you are the OP.

For anyone who found this on forums, the thread is inspired by this project made by @Archivedguy_4:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1312189387/

I have never seen this project, but like… *insert kids cheering yay*, if it is… why does Scratch dislike kids cheering

GCKirbyisback wrote:

Bruh, that was a fake project!

what fake project

also use this for questions about ST actions:
https://scratch.mit.edu/contact-us/

GCKirbyisback wrote:

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:

what is KC sfx

KC SFX stands for the Kids Cheering Sound Effect. It is a widely used stock audio clip of a small group of children cheering and clapping that frequently appears in YouTube videos, cartoons, and online media.
Background and Context
The Audio: A short, high-energy stock sound clip featuring a crowd of children shouting “Yay!” or cheering.
Internet Culture: It has become a notable meme and source of annoyance within certain online communities and YouTube circles, where users create rants, playlists, and parodies complaining about its repetitive use in children's content and educational videos.
If you're looking for a specific clip, remix, or origin of this sound effect, let me know how you plan to use or explore it!


EDIT: Finally someone who posted on my topics!

I know you copy and pasted this from gemini

axalotlautomaster_2 wrote:

I know you copy and pasted this from gemini

especially at the final sentence
only a llm would say that