Drinking-Party Chants Collection: From Classics to the Hottest New Versions, All in One Go!
Chants to liven up drinking parties with coworkers and friends.
Upbeat rhythms and catchy phrases are perfect for blowing off everyday stress and deepening connections.
In this article, we’ll introduce classic calls that work in a variety of situations.
If you’ve never led a call and feel nervous, try starting with short phrases.
Take this opportunity to master call-and-response to make your gatherings even more fun.
Just don’t forget to be considerate of people who aren’t strong drinkers or who don’t drink at all!
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Drinking Party Chant Collection: A One-Stop Introduction from Classics to the Hottest New Versions! (1–10)
I can’t stay a daydreaming girlNEW!
This is a call-and-response chant performed while singing Nanase Aikawa’s song “Yume Miru Shoujo ja Irarenai.” By taking advantage of the upbeat tempo and adding classic shouts like “Hai! Hai! Hai!”, the crowd’s energy builds.
From there, slightly more grown-up interjections are sprinkled in as accents, generating laughs and pushing the excitement to its peak.
Since the interjections are the main focus, it works even if you don’t remember the lyrics perfectly.
Momentum and vibe are key—the more everyone speaks up without holding back, the more hyped it gets.
Used with a feel for the room, this chant makes for a high-impact number.
DESIRE -Passion-NEW!
@liacreate__ This is the ultimate party drinking song lol—Akina Nakamori’s “DESIRE.” The call-and-response chants are hilarious haha.#UmedaBarKita-Shinchi BarDrinking songCall
♫ Original Song – Osaka’s Funny Bar / Umeda / Kitashinchi / 3 Locations – Osaka’s Funny Bar / Umeda / Kitashinchi / 3 Locations
This is a participatory call-and-response that riffs on the world of Akina Nakamori’s song “DESIRE -JOUNETSU-,” gradually breaking the flow with interjections.
The goal isn’t to sing the whole song; the point is for everyone around to throw in calls between the lyrics to complete it.
By having everyone add short, punchy interjections like “yoi yoi,” “aa-dokkoi,” and “stakora sassa—hoisa ssa,” a strong sense of unity emerges.
Since voices are layered in the gaps, there’s no need for big movements; even if it gets a bit messy, it easily turns into laughter, and it’s great for drawing in people who aren’t drinking.
It’s a drinking-party-style call that’s all about riding the momentum.
Drank too much—destroyed!NEW!
@bar_ing_20191206 I turned the hottest song right now into a drinking song 😘 With the choreography included, it’s sure to hype up any party 🍻🫶Drinking callparody songDrinking
♬ Sukisugite METSU! – M!LK
This call is a parody type based on the phrase from M!LK’s “Sukisugite Metsu!” and is guaranteed to get the crowd hyped when performed together with the choreography.
Mimicking drinking motions in time with the lyrics and adding gestures like clutching your chest to show emotion will get laughs.
The more you lean into the overreaction, the warmer the atmosphere becomes.
Since the structure works whether or not you’re actually drinking, the appeal is that non-drinkers can also take center stage.
Anyone can join in once they learn the phrases, making it an easy, live-performance-style call that’s perfect for creating a highlight moment.
[Drinking Party Chants Collection] A comprehensive roundup from classics to the latest trending versions! (11–20)
Dragon NightNEW!
@tsujibar_minami Have you heard of it?? 🤔Osaka#MinamiFunnyBar#bar#drinking_songCall#dragonnightSEKAI NO OWARI
♫ Original Song – Self-Proclaimed Heavy-Drinking Manager @ A Certain Bar in Osaka Minami – Self-Proclaimed Heavy-Drinking Manager @ A Certain Bar in Osaka Minami
This is a call-and-response chant set to SEKAI NO OWARI’s song “Dragon Night.” Its hallmark is a development style that intentionally stays restrained in the first half, then pulls everyone in all at once from the second half.
Sing normally through the end of the first chorus, and once the atmosphere has warmed up, switch to repeatedly shouting “Let’s go!” to seize control of the crowd.
During the part where you call out names, adding a pointing gesture helps focus attention and makes it easier to get people excited.
Spreading it sideways with “Let’s go over here too!” encourages whole-group participation.
The chant itself is simple, so even people who aren’t drinking can join just by shouting.
It’s a highly versatile call that builds a sense of unity with a rapid-fire push in the latter half.
cherry (sweet cherry; cherry fruit)
This is about playing Ai Otsuka’s “Sakuranbo” in the background to keep a party lively.
You’d pour drinks while adapting the lyrics into a fun, party-themed version, and then, at the chorus, everyone takes turns downing the drinks in their glasses.
The song’s upbeat vibe fits a party perfectly, and because it’s so well-known, everyone can tell when the chorus is coming—that’s the key.
Depending on the size of the glasses and the type of drink, it might be hard to finish in one go, so it’s important to adjust the song’s tempo or the amount of drink.
Keeping a reasonable pace and not overdoing it are crucial so everyone can have a great time.
New Treasure Island
@hanamaru2525_ #Shin Takara-jimaDrinking song
♪ Original Song – Hanamaru – Hanamaru
The call-and-response using “Shin Takara-jima” is characterized by a style where you sing along and enjoy the addictive rhythm.
By repeating chants that lead into the opening phrase of the first verse, you get drawn into the song’s world.
Swaying your body to the groove and building excitement toward the chorus creates moments when the energy spikes.
A key feature of this call is that everyone can have fun together through the music.
Since many people are familiar with the track, it creates an atmosphere where all participants can shout along and enjoy themselves.
Incorporating choreography further boosts the visual fun, helping the entire venue come together in a unified surge of excitement.
You’re really riding a good wave.
The phrase that got famous on TikTok originally existed as a drinking-party call, then it was incorporated into a song and caught on from there.
It’s a compliment you throw at someone, like saying, “You’re on a roll!” The key is to deliver it rhythmically—praise their bold way of drinking and hype them up even more.
Since it’s a simple one-liner, I think the lead-up and how you connect phrases afterward are important for keeping the energy high in the moment.