Rock and Roll Part 2 was released by British singer Gary Glitter in 1972 and soon became a fixture at sporting events, where crowds adopted its simple Hey! chant as a way to cheer their team. The instrumental, chant-driven section translated easily to stadiums because it needed no lyrics to join in with, and it spread through broadcasts, highlight reels and later online edits. Decades later it still appears in sports videos and memes, not for its original chart run, but because that chant instantly signals excitement, crowd noise and celebration.
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The famous Hey chant from Rock and Roll Part 2, a classic stadium anthem used to hype up sports moments, big celebrations and energetic video edits.
This clip captures the instantly recognisable chant from Rock and Roll Part 2, built around a stomping beat, handclaps and a crowd shouting Hey! over and over. It starts with a driving rhythm that feels like a stadium warming up, then the chant takes over and turns any moment into a shared celebration. The sound is loud, simple and impossible to ignore, which is why it works so well as a burst of energy in a video. Played at full volume it makes a goal, a win or a silly reveal feel bigger, louder and far more fun for everyone watching.
