pääbronkselle
Pääbronkselle is a Finnish term that translates roughly to "headbanger" or "bronx cheer." It is used to describe a loud, often prolonged, and typically derisive sound made by vibrating the lips together to produce a flapping or buzzing noise. This sound is commonly employed to express disapproval, contempt, or mockery at a performance, speech, or event.
The action of making the pääbronkselle sound involves puckering the lips and blowing air through them to
The term "bronx cheer" itself originates from American baseball, where it was historically used to boo players