Because the audio is often "earrape" (intentionally distorted to be as loud as possible), it can be genuinely painful or damaging if you are wearing headphones at high volume.
After a few seconds of silence or quiet audio, a loud, distorted image (often a "Jeff the Killer" variant or a demonic face) flashes on the screen accompanied by a high-pitched ear-piercing scream. Context and Origin
It is a classic, albeit unoriginal, internet prank. If you see a file with this specific name being sent in a group chat, it is almost certainly a trap.
While filenames can be repurposed, the version most users search for typically follows this pattern:
A seemingly innocent or low-quality clip, often appearing to be a screen recording of a meme, a simple animation, or a static image.
The name "g7165" is likely a result of a specific saving or compression format from a mobile app or a Discord CDN (Content Delivery Network) link, which users then re-shared without renaming. Review/Verdict