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Pierre Houde Et Le But Sound Button

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Press it the second your friend finally scores in your pickup game

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About this sound

This clip is Pierre Houde's excited French hockey call, about six seconds of the commentator announcing a shot and a goal with his signature 'et le but.' It feels instantly triumphant and electric, like the arena erupting after a score. It comes from Houde's long-running play-by-play broadcasts for Montreal hockey games.

How to use this button

Celebrate a friend scoring in street hockey by pressing it right as the puck crosses
Use it after your fantasy hockey pick finally nets one during a close matchup
Play it when someone sinks a trick shot in the driveway and turns to celebrate
Hit it the moment your watch party sees a breakaway turn into a game winner

Where people drop it

TikTok
Add it over your own goal replay and cut to your celebration right on the final call
Discord
Drop it in your hockey server voice chat seconds after your team scores a go ahead goal
WhatsApp
Send it to your Canadiens group chat immediately after a goal to start the celebration thread
Twitch
Play it on stream when you score in a hockey game and let chat spam emotes

Pro tip

Press it a split second before the puck actually crosses the line in your video, so Houde's rising call peaks exactly as the goal lands and the reaction feels live, not dubbed.

Good to know

Place this call at the climax of a goal montage, right after the play builds, then layer the crowd cheering underneath for the celebration beat. Follow it with the victory fanfare when you cut to a scoreboard recap or a post game highlight package.

FAQ

Can I save the Et Le But MP3 for offline game nights?

Yes, you can save the MP3 to your phone and play it offline during watch parties, road trips to the rink, or pickup games when you want the goal call ready without any connection.

What makes the Et Le But call perfect for a Canadiens watch party?

It turns an ordinary goal into a shared celebration moment for French speaking fans who grew up hearing that call, giving everyone in the room the same instant cue to cheer, high five, and replay it.

What should I pair with Et Le But after a big goal in an edit?

Pair it with crowd noise right under the call and a short celebration sound afterward, keeping the sequence focused on the goal moment instead of adding unrelated effects that distract from the score.