The chant comes from Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye, a 1969 pop hit by Steam that reached number one in the United States. In the late 1970s sports crowds adopted the hey hey hey goodbye refrain to taunt departing players and losing teams, and it became a stadium staple across baseball, basketball and other sports. The short sung refrain later spread online as a reaction sound for eliminations, bans, breakups and comedic exits, where its familiarity makes the farewell instantly understood.
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The short na na na hey hey hey goodbye chant from the classic pop song, used for farewells, eliminations, sports taunts and playful send-offs online.
This short clip captures the instantly recognisable chant from Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye, with a crowd-style group vocal singing na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye in a looping, upbeat rhythm. The melody is simple, repetitive and deliberately taunting, building a sense of finality without sounding harsh. It turns an ordinary exit into a comic send-off, signalling that someone is out, finished or leaving for good. The cheerful delivery contrasts with the dismissal, which is why it lands as playful mockery rather than genuine cruelty in edits.