For men: Simple, crowd-pleasing one-shot gags that shine in party skits and performances [2026]
Have you ever experienced being put on the spot at a work drinking party with a “Come on, do a quick party trick!”? Or maybe you’ve been assigned to provide some entertainment and now have to perform a short routine—there might be many people stressing over that.
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended one-shot tricks that anyone can do easily! Some of them might not be the kind you can master overnight, but they’re sure to get the crowd going, so this could be a great chance to challenge yourself with a higher-difficulty party trick!
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For Men: Easy, Crowd-Pleasing One-Shot Gags for Party Entertainment [2026] (71–80)
unicycle
Many of you might have done this back in elementary school.
It’s such a popular sport that competitions are held.
Just riding can look plain, so try practicing cool tricks like the ones in the video.
Nail them on the big day and soak up the applause.
Daichan
This is a gag often used as both an opening hook and a self-introduction by Daichan, who handles the boke in Champions.
It starts with a powerful “Dai-chaaaan!” introduction, then shifts into establishing a rhythm, and that distinctive posture he takes while keeping the beat also gets laughs.
Sometimes it’s combined with his signature gag, “Chon tte suna yo,” making the whole bit feel rhythm-focused.
It’s also fun to involve the crowd by swapping in your own name or the names of people present to keep everyone engaged.
one-string guitar
When it comes to guitar strings, having six is the norm—but believe it or not, you can pull off a cool performance with just one string! For people who don’t know much about guitars, a one-string or six-string performance might both simply come across as “cool,” but anyone who’s played a bit of guitar or loves music will understand how impressive it is to perform on a single string.
If you’re doing a party piece at a gathering full of music lovers, bring a one-string guitar and show off some slick phrases! It’ll be even more exciting if you play together with the rhythm section—like a cajón or a bass.
Tōsenkyō (a traditional Japanese fan-tossing game)
Tosenkyo has long been beloved in Japan.
It’s a competitive game where you throw a folding fan at a target and vie for points.
Still, even as a “game,” the fan’s unique motion is part of the charm—just watching it flutter through the air is entertaining.
If you want to make it a party trick, how about hitting a small target or one set farther away?
Cutting a cucumber using a card
Thrown playing cards slice a cucumber hanging from the ceiling! It takes practice, but once you get the hang of how to hold the cards, you’ll be able to cut it consistently.
It’s a cool act that’s fun for both adults and kids and is sure to get everyone excited! And when it’s over, let’s enjoy eating it.
Contact juggling
This is a performance using a crystal ball.
By manipulating the ball without moving it up, down, left, or right, it appears to float in midair.
Try matching various tricks to the music.
It’s also nice that it looks beautiful.
Start by rotating it with one hand.
No-Hand Pucchin Pudding
Here’s a no-hands Pucchin Pudding trick you can do without any practice, perfect for year-end parties or other situations where a quick gag is needed and you don’t have a particular talent to show off.
First, place a Pucchin Pudding on a plate.
Then, without using your hands, pop the pudding out onto the plate and finish eating it—that’s all there is to it.
It doesn’t look very classy—in plain terms, it’s bad manners—so use your judgment about time and place, and do it only in a casual setting with people you’re comfortable with.
In the right context, it’s a crowd-pleasing bit.
