How to Make Your Own Cheer Song
Things You'll Need
- Pen or pencil
- Paper
- Music player
- Speakers
Instructions
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Write a list of words that symbolize your school, including its name, team name or mascot.
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Think of words that rhyme with your school-related subjects and create short sentences or phrases using both. You can also think of words that rhyme with numbers if you plan to count out loud in any part of your cheer.
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Listen to popular cheer-inspired songs for ideas on lyrics and topics. Gwen Stefani's "Hollaback Girl" and Toni Basil's "Hey Mickey" are cheerleading classics, and both feature marching band drum beats.
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Find a song you want to practice your new cheer with in your personal music collection. Hip-hop or fast electronic songs are popular because they feature a steady beat and high energy. Practice all the way through to ensure you have the correct timing.
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