No More Worries!! A Catalog of Crowd-Pleasing Party Tricks
Hidden talents for year-end parties, New Year’s parties, after-parties, and class reunions.
Some of you might be thinking, “I don’t have time, and I can’t prepare…”
But if you’re going to do it, wouldn’t you prefer something that’s likely to succeed, or better yet, something moving?
We’ll introduce ideas ranging from easy ones anyone can start to more serious acts, so check them out along with videos!
When you practice, do it in front of a mirror or record yourself and review it—self-checking is the quickest route to improvement!
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No More Worries!! A Catalog of Crowd-Pleasing Party Tricks (71–80)
Juggling
When I was a kid, I remember juggling a soccer ball: my friends would do it endlessly and make it look easy, but when I tried, I couldn’t manage it at all.
Even among people who played soccer, some are good at it and some aren’t.
Those who can do it handle the ball so effortlessly, but in reality it’s quite hard and takes practice.
Once you get the hang of it, though, you can show it off as a special skill—and it makes for a nice bit of exercise, too!
Human speaker
It’s a hilariously silly party trick where, if you put earphones in your nose, your mouth turns into a speaker.
It might not be the most hygienic thing, but if you’re curious, try it with cheap, disposable earbuds from a dollar store.
If someone who’s usually quiet does it, the contrast is sure to get laughs.
glass harp
A glass harp is when you run a wet finger along the rim of a wine glass to produce sound, playing the glasses like an instrument.
The pitch changes depending on the diameter of the rim and the amount of water inside, so you adjust the size and the water level to create a scale and perform.
Its tone is very ethereal, and if you can pull off this party trick, it’s sure to be a hit! By the way, thicker wine glasses don’t vibrate as easily, so it’s best to choose thin ones.
Also, pick songs that match the vibe of the gathering.
Nankin Tamasudare
It’s the traditional performing art known as Nankin Tamasudare.
While singing, the performer skillfully manipulates a large reed screen, transforming it into various shapes.
Once you master it, it could become a lifelong art.
Since it’s an old-fashioned performance, it seems like it would delight a wide range of ages—from seniors to children.
Trump Tower
A card tower is perfect as a hidden talent to liven up year-end or New Year parties! Since you just stack playing cards into a triangular shape, anyone can start easily.
Watching someone carefully build the tower has a captivating charm.
But be careful—lose your cool and it can collapse in an instant! Encouraging each other as you aim higher can even help strengthen everyone’s bonds.
As a fun activity for a great time together, a card tower is highly recommended!
beatbox
Human beatboxing is a form of musical expression that recreates drum and bass sounds, record scratches, and more using only the mouth.
If you can do it stylishly, you can quickly become the center of attention.
It may seem difficult at first, but if you learn tips for producing each sound—starting with simple mouth scratches—you’ll be able to arrange them freely, so if you’re interested, definitely give it a try.
You can enjoy it in a band with other instruments or a cappella, and since you can perform easily with just a microphone, it’s highly recommended!
Limbo dance
If you’re looking to put on a high-energy, passion-filled performance, how about the limbo dance? It’s an act that tests your flexibility and back strength.
You’ll get the crowd clapping along, and the whole room can enjoy the fun together.
If you’re not confident in your flexibility, there’s also a funny limbo routine inspired by Yoshimoto Shinkigeki’s Nancy & Mariconnu—you could try that instead! Either way, it’s best to train well and take on the big moment fully prepared!
