(NEXSTAR) – Since 2015, Netflix viewers have been bludgeoned over their eardrums with the streamer’s signature “Tudum” sound, a punchy sonic phrase that plays before its original programming.

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Netflix said that as much as 50% of Americans watch shows with subtitles. With the release of the final season of "YOU," the company is changing up the way it delivers the text appearing on shows.

Netflix’s own sound designers have explained that the “Tudum” sound heard in the Netflix intro is based on a recording of a wedding ring knocking against a piece of furniture.