"Who Dey" cheer

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The "Who Dey" cheer is the signature rallying chant of Cincinnati Bengals fans, used to show support and energize the team during games.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cincinnati Bengals tradition
rallying cry
sports chant
appearsOn Cincinnati Bengals apparel
Cincinnati Bengals banners
Cincinnati Bengals merchandise
associatedWith Cincinnati Bengals NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact nickname for Bengals fan base
regional catchphrase in Cincinnati
fanIdentityRole expression of team pride
symbol of Bengals fan culture
featuresDialect African American Vernacular English NERFINISHED
fullChantText Who dey, who dey, who dey think gonna beat dem Bengals?
homeStadiumAssociation Paycor Stadium NERFINISHED
language English
league National Football League
locationAssociated Cincinnati, Ohio NERFINISHED
medium spoken chant
stadium public address system
originPeriod early 1980s
performedBy Bengals cheerleaders NERFINISHED
Bengals mascot
crowd in unison
popularizedDuring 1981 Cincinnati Bengals season
Super Bowl XVI run NERFINISHED
previousStadiumAssociation Riverfront Stadium NERFINISHED
primaryFunction crowd energizer
team support chant
region Midwestern United States
relatedChant Who Dat cheer
relatedTeam New Orleans Saints NERFINISHED
responseText Nobody!
shortName Who Dey NERFINISHED
sport American football
teamColorsAssociated black
orange
white
triggeredBy big plays
defensive stops
touchdowns
usedBy Cincinnati Bengals fans
usedDuring Cincinnati Bengals home games
Cincinnati Bengals road games
NFL playoff games
NFL regular season games

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Who Dey relatedChant "Who Dey" cheer