We have all heard it, but few have wondered about its origin.
Its users Netflix They were shocked when they discovered where the platform loading sound came from. Streaming service started 2007with the specific sound ‘tudum’ that plays at the beginning of each film to make his appearance 8 years later.
Now, a decade later, many have discovered that the iconic sound seems to come from an iconic series that ended unhappy.
Premiere on our screens in 2013, the House of Cards was the first television series to produce a company exclusively for the Netflix.
The political thriller has followed politician Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey), who is doing everything to gain more power.
The film has been a great success, gathering 33 nominations for Emmy Award and 8 Golden Globe nominations. But after Spice was accused of pink scandal, he was fired from production in 2017, in turn running for another season before canceled.
Whatever the case, it was the finale of the second season, which was aired in 2014, which inspired the “Tudum” sound used by Netflix even today.
On stage, Frank hits his wooden office twice with his right fist, with that particular sound falling with the end titles. A year later the tudum sound was introduced.
