Aim to be popular! A party trick that will hype up the school
To become the most popular kid in class, you need to show off your talents in various ways—like having a great sense of humor, being good at sports, or always getting perfect scores on tests.
But why not aim for popularity by showing off some awesome tricks outside of those areas too? In this article, we introduce party tricks that will liven up your school.
We’ve gathered a wide range—from super easy ones to those you can master with practice—so give them a try and become the star of your class!
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Aim to be popular! One-shot gags that will hype up the school (71–80)
Impersonation clerk
An impressionist role that gets laughs by mimicking people or things everyone knows.
The key is to capture and express the distinctive features and highlights of what you want to imitate.
If you go all in and people burst out laughing because it’s “spot on,” that’s the best.
Don’t be shy—express yourself boldly and without fear.
It’s also important to observe and grasp the characteristics of your target.
Avoid doing impressions that might make others feel uncomfortable.
What matters is doing impressions that everyone in the class can laugh at.
Magic with a Pen and an Eraser
Hold an eraser in your hand and tap it from above with a pen.
The eraser doesn’t disappear from your hand… but if you look closely, the pen has vanished instead.
This is a magic trick that uses the audience’s line of sight.
It’s easier to understand in a video, but at the moment you open the hand holding the eraser, you secretly hook the pen behind your ear to hide it.
Evangelion
Neon Genesis Evangelion sparked a massive boom in anime and film.
In 2021, Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time brought its 25-year history to a close, becoming a hot topic.
How about trying an Evangelion impression that’s widely recognized across generations? If you have long limbs and a slim build, you’ll have an especially easy time recreating it, right? There’s no need for lines—just move around while letting out unvoiced, groaning sounds!
Classical guitar
If there’s a classical guitar in the music room, by all means use it.
Just because it’s called “classical” doesn’t mean you can only play classical music.
Try taking on popular songs or anime themes that everyone knows.
balloon art
Balloon art involves inflating long, thin balloons, twisting them to create segments, and shaping them into various forms.
You often see it at event venues or street performances, right? The skillful handwork produces stunning creations that captivate not only children but adults as well.
There are plenty of practice videos available, so try making lots of pieces—animals, cute decorations, and more!
Bottle flip
Do you know bottle flipping? It’s a performance where you put about half a bottle of water into a plastic bottle, toss it, make it do a full rotation, and land upright.
It’s incredibly simple but actually pretty hard.
And it’s not just done on a regular table—there are lots of different ways to present it, and when it hits just right, it looks cool! Of course the throwing technique matters, but it seems there are also tricks to the amount of water you use.
Improvised four-character-idiom nicknames
The nicknames in four-character idioms that Karen Takizawa, known for her natural airhead charm, gives to various celebrities.
It’s even better when they’re not existing idioms, but new creations.
Let’s give them to everyone at school, too.
It might be nice to give one to your teacher as well.
If you come up with something that fits perfectly, they might even use it as a middle name for life.
