[Parties/Drinking Gatherings] A Selection of Crowd-Pleasing One-Shot Gags for Women!
There are surprisingly many chances to go out drinking—company parties and banquets, club welcome and farewell gatherings, and so on.
Once the drinks start flowing, the mood often shifts to wanting to do something funny, and some women may have experienced being asked to perform a quick party trick.
In this article, we’ve compiled one-shot gags for women who feel they can’t do the kind of over-the-top stunts men might do.
We’ve picked a wide range—from quick bits perfect for a short break to more elaborate routines you can showcase as entertainment—so please use them as a reference.
With one-shot gags, momentum is everything! Show them with confidence.
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[Banquets & Drinking Parties] A Selection of Crowd-Pleasing One-Shot Gags for Women! (21–30)
self-introduction rap
An essential part of any group dating party is the self-introduction.
But just stating your name isn’t very fun, and it doesn’t leave much of an impression.
So what can you do? Try a “self-introduction rap,” where you introduce your traits and selling points to a beat! If you suddenly start rapping, people might be taken aback, so it’s a good idea to announce, “I’m going to do a self-introduction rap!” before you begin.
If the vibe is upbeat, it could also be fun to take turns performing, like a rap battle.
recorder
How about trying a party trick using the recorder that most people learned in elementary school? In school, you usually play children’s songs, which have fewer notes and seem like anyone could play them with a bit of practice.
So if you pull out a recorder at a party, many people will probably assume you’re going to play that kind of tune.
Why not turn that expectation on its head and perform a popular song that’s rarely played on the recorder? At the party, people will first be puzzled—what song is this?—and the moment they recognize it, the room will erupt with excitement.
situation impersonation
“Situation impersonations,” performed in skits by many comedians—including the Nakagawake duo—take slices of everyday life and exaggerate them in a funny way.
If you showcase one at a group dating party, it’s sure to liven up the room! Pick a situation that you’re confident will hit the mark, adjusting it to the age group and vibe of the participants.
While party tricks at a group date are usually done solo, it might also be fun to spontaneously rope someone in without any prior planning.
papercutting
Here’s an introduction to “kamigiri,” a performance you can do with just paper and scissors.
This is truly a skill-based art, so it takes practice, but if you can perform it, it’s sure to make you stand out at any party.
Simply put, you present improvised paper-cut art while talking.
What you say is up to you, but it’s good to touch on the theme—what you’re expressing.
Watching hands move decisively without any preliminary sketch makes you excited, wondering what it will become.
Once you’ve chosen a theme, start by drawing a rough outline at first and practice so you can cut smoothly.
Tissue Vanish Magic
This is a simple magic trick where a tissue you’ve crumpled in your hand disappears at the signal of tearing off a corner.
All you need is a single tissue, so it’s easy to perform on the spot.
The method is to make it look like you’re pushing the tissue into the other hand in a small ball, then slowly tear off a piece and secretly take it away.
It’s important to hold the protruding part of the tissue firmly so it doesn’t move, and to move the other hand in a way that doesn’t reveal you’re actually tearing it.
Finger tutting
Finger tutting is a dance that began gaining attention in the United States around 2008 and has since become widely recognized in Japan, using the fingers, wrists, and arms to express a variety of movements.
The waves, geometric shapes, and other patterns are astonishing—hard to believe they’re created with just the hands.
Since it requires no props and doesn’t need a large space like typical dances, it’s perfect for indoor group hangouts.
Why not start practicing steadily now so you’re ready to show it off?
Flash Anzan
Flash Anzan is a mental arithmetic technique where you keep adding numbers that appear one after another in your head.
If you show it off at a group dating party, it could be a great way to highlight your intellectual ability.
Since you want to boost your attractiveness at such events, it’s best to pull it off smoothly without any mistakes.
There are lots of problems available on video sites and apps, so try ones that match your level.
With mental arithmetic, getting the hang of the technique matters, but practicing repeatedly also improves both accuracy and speed.
That’s why steady, daily practice is highly recommended.