A history of Hup, the jump sound of shooting games
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#3JC Denton and Lara Croft immediately sprang to mind for me. Both excellent exhibits of “hup” vocalizations.
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#4My favorite 'Hop!' sample is at 0:08 of this song: https://youtu.be/kL8CyVqzmkc
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#5https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_scream
The screams of Constance Goodheart captured by Doctor Chaotica in Star Trek Voyager have a wonderful ironic quality.
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#6In a sense, every (English?) word that ends in a vowel eventually ends in a 'p' when you close your mouth.
Hup! Nope! Welp! Yep!
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#7Am I the only one who said ‘hup’ aloud?
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#8In a sense, every (English?) word that ends in a vowel eventually ends in a 'p' when you close your mouth. Hup! Nope! Welp! Yep!
I can’t tell what this is trying to say
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#9JC Denton and Lara Croft immediately sprang to mind for me. Both excellent exhibits of “hup” vocalizations.
You got any facts to back that up?