Hawk Tuah Girl has a new viral soundbite that is making the rounds on TikTok

The 22-year-old quickly rose to fame from her Hawk Tuah quote, gaining millions of followers, and starting her own podcast "Talk Tuah"

TikTok has become obsessed with how Hawk Tuah Girl says goodnight - and now we know where it's from.

The 22-year-old, real name Haliey Welch, became an internet sensation in 2024 after a street interviewer asked her a question that led to her now-famous catchphrase.

Welch quickly rose to fame after the viral moment, gaining millions of followers on social media and starting her own podcast Talk Tuah.

Now, people on TikTok can't get enough of the sound of Welch saying: "Anyhoo, I’m going to go to bed, and I’ll see you guys tomorrow.”

In one TikTok from @bellegomoo, she played Welch's comment and noted how the social media star "should've gone into voice acting" and added, "...tell me this wouldn't be the cutest animated squirrel".

Another TikTok user @hannahmontoya2nd thought that Welch's voice sounded like "an animated character from a Disney movie," in a video which has a whopping 9.7m views.

People in the comments sections of both videos agreed that Welch's voice sounded like a cartoon character.

One person wrote: "She sounds like a Looney Tunes character".

"She sounds like some random small character that’s only seen once in Adventure Time," another person said.

Someone else added: "This is the voice of a lovable Pixar squirrel".

"It literally sounds like a pre-recorded segment for a Disney ride," a fourth person commented.

Meanwhile as well as these comparisons, the sound has also become a meme template.

TikToker Megan Chacalos who went viral for her olive oil story made a funny joke about it with the sound.

"Me saying goodnight to all the screens that give me a combined 18hr screen time per day and severe brain fog," TikToker Brennus wrote.

But where does the viral sound actually originate from?

The sound itself comes from when Welch appeared on Voidzilla’s X Spaces stream following all of the fallout from her cryptocurrency scandal.

It's understood the $HAWK token was the victim of a 'rug pull', where snipers who buy the asset where it's cheaper and instantly sell it where it's more expensive end up making a huge profit, according to CoinMarketCap after the coin quickly rose to a $490 million market cap when launched on 4 December but it absolutely tanked within hours and lost around 95 per cent of its value.

Voidzilla asked Welch questions about the situation but in response Welch abruptly ended the call and that's when she signed off with the viral soundbite.