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 Call Collection: A comprehensive roundup from classics to the latest trending versions! (31–40)
Here’s how it goes—like this, like this, like this!
This fun chant helps you drink to the rhythm: it’s called “Here—like this, like this, like this!” First, clap your hands and sing, “So-and-so will drink now,” putting the drinker’s name in place of “So-and-so.” Then, while saying “Here—like this, like this, like this!” point alternately to your own elbow and the back of your hand.
That’s the whole routine.
It’s very similar to Drunk Dragon’s Tsukaji’s one-shot gag, “Do it like this here,” so check that out for reference too.
Let’s liven up your drinking time with some flair!
Go to the ends of hell and back.
The call “Go all the way to the ends of hell!” is perfect for livening up the mood.
Strictly speaking, you repeat the phrase “Itterasshai” (Have a good one/Off you go) several times, then follow with “Go all the way to the ends of hell!” After finishing your drink, you then chant, “Don’t come back from the ends of hell.” With its upbeat rhythm, it’s sure to hype up the crowd.
There are also a few other versions of this call, so if you’re interested, try looking them up.
System
When you want to get some laughs, how about trying a “system” call? First, offer your friends or teammates a drink.
When they finish, call out: “The system where someone who had one drink now has two.” Next, call: “The system where someone who had two drinks now has three.” And so on, repeating the pattern.
The fact that it goes on infinitely and is completely unreasonable is what makes it funny.
Since it really can go on forever, be mindful of how far you take it.
alternate attendance system
This is a lively, upbeat call that strings together rhythmic phrases.
It’s fun how it counts down to the other person drinking, links into the phrase sankin-kōtai from the numbers, and from there evokes Edo in a quirky, imaginative way.
The rapid-fire sequence of phrases makes it hard to tell exactly when you’re supposed to drink—and that, too, is part of the call’s charm.
While it’s important to hype up the other person, this call also includes simple choreography, so the one leading it will likely get energized as well.
Bring a protractor.
https://www.tiktok.com/@crazy_syaki/video/7404460548013722898A drinking-call that rose to popularity thanks to TikTok—especially among young people—is “Bring a protractor!” Shouting the phrase with gusto livens up all kinds of moments at a drinking party.
Try it when the vibe has cooled down, or combine it with other calls to instantly brighten the mood.
It’s also a great icebreaker with people you’ve just met, since you can share a laugh right away.
This catchy, unique chant is an idea that can make any drinking gathering even more fun.
Miki House
This is a call to encourage the next drink for those who’ve finished their second glass.
The key is how to bridge into this third-glass call and how to develop it from there.
Precisely because it’s a simple call, thinking about how it connects with other calls is important for energizing the atmosphere.
We’re linking the “3” of the third drink with the “Mi” of Miki House, and that slightly forced vibe—almost as if inviting playful heckles from the crowd—can help boost the excitement.
Oppekepekesso
@ikeojininarushinshin38 Japan’s most popular drinking chantDrinking calltrend; fad; in fashion#Busru#RoppongiBar#barDrinking partyDrinking song
♪ Original song – Hachikai [Bar Tropes] – Shinshin
Oppekepekesso is a drinking-party chant featuring a catchy rhythm that matches the short videos that blew up on TikTok.
It incorporates Korean actors and unique phrases, and because it’s short, it’s easy for beginners to try.
With lots of rhythmic repetition, it naturally draws in everyone around.
Even if you don’t fully understand the words, you can still enjoy the vibe—that’s part of its charm.
Moving your body and chanting in sync to the upbeat rhythm creates laughter and a sense of unity.
By weaving in topics trending on social media, this call grabs the attention of trend-savvy partygoers and can rapidly ramp up the energy of the gathering.
This is the famous kabuki style.
This call is characterized by a distinctive pose with the thumb and pinky raised and a rhythmic chant.
Participants shout phrases like “Wasa Wasa, baby!” and keep the tempo going to quickly build excitement.
The highlight of this call is making a drink using a bomb glass.
You pour in an energy drink and Cocalero, then toast with energy for a visually fun performance.
Thanks to the flashy gestures and simple rules, even first-timers can join in easily, creating a sense of unity across the whole party.
There’s flexibility in how you make the drink and what you chant, so you can add originality depending on your own arrangements.
Say it after you drink.
Among the drinking chants, one of the pushier ones is “Drink first, then talk.” For example, when someone is about to say, “Let’s wrap it up soon,” you use this chant to prolong the party or hype up the mood.
By the way, there’s a follow-up to this chant: when the person finishes their drink, you cap it off with, “Okay, shut up.” After that, you just repeat the chant as much as you like.
It can help stretch out a fun gathering, but be careful—overdoing it will make people dislike you.
Welcome back.
As a drinking party goes on, there’s always a moment when someone steps away—for the restroom, for example.
This is a welcoming chant to make it easy for them to rejoin the conversation when they come back.
The chant is simple, consisting only of the word “Okaeri” (welcome back), clapped out rhythmically in time.
Since stepping away can reset the vibe for that person, the chant also helps lift their energy back up.
You might even hype things up by playfully encouraging repeated exits and re-entries to prompt more chants.