Place it at the start of a group entrance or rally sequence, then follow the chant with a Bruh sound for a deadpan cut, or let a Yaaaay cheer carry the celebration after the group has finished. Keep the chant as the opening beat and use the follow-up only once, so the sequence stays tight.
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This is a 17-second group chant that mixes English and Italian, with voices shouting everybody viva el duce and tutti insieme viva el duce over a steady bam bam bam beat. It feels rowdy, theatrical and deliberately over the top, like a crowd egging itself on for a joke. The repeated rhythm makes it instantly recognisable as a meme chant for loud group moments.