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Up The Tics comes from the terraces of Wigan Athletic, whose nickname The Latics is shortened by supporters to The Tics. Up The Tics is a simple rallying call heard on matchdays, often paired with Come On to urge the team forward. Clips like this spread through fan videos, edits and soundboards because the phrase is instantly recognisable to supporters and easy to reuse for any big moment. It sits naturally beside crowd cheering in football edits, where a single shouted chant can carry the feeling of a whole stand.
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Up The Tics Come On is a short football fan chant shouting support for Wigan Athletic, used for matchday edits, goal celebrations and sports reaction clips.
This is a loud, six second burst of terrace energy built around the chant Up The Tics, Come On. A passionate supporter shouts the phrase with real matchday urgency, pushing other fans to lift the team. The delivery is raw and unpolished, like a clip recorded in the stands rather than a studio effect. That roughness is what makes it work as a reaction. It instantly signals backing, belief and a last push for a goal, and it lands hardest when a team is attacking, chasing an equaliser, or celebrating a hard fought moment.
