Woo Pig Sooie began as a traditional hog call in Arkansas, adapted by University of Arkansas students in the 1920s to encourage the Razorbacks football team. The cheer spread through stadiums, pep rallies and broadcasts until it became the university's signature tradition, taught to new students and performed at sporting events of all kinds. Online, clips of the call circulate among college football fans during game days, recruiting announcements and rivalry weeks, keeping a regional farming call alive as a shared badge of loyalty.
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The Woo Pig Sooie chant is the iconic Arkansas Razorbacks cheer, shouted by fans to hype the team, celebrate touchdowns and show school pride online.
This clip captures a crowd performing the Woo Pig Sooie call, starting with a rising woo that stretches out before the sharp pig sooie finish. It is usually repeated three times, getting louder and faster, with the final round ending in a rallying razorbacks shout. The sound is pure stadium energy, rowdy, proud and instantly recognizable to college football fans. Hearing it signals a celebration, a taunt to rivals, or a sudden burst of Arkansas pride that takes over a room or a video.