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The viral “It’s Friday then” chant and dance audio associated with Mufasa and Hypeman, used to celebrate the weekend in TikTok videos and reels.

This upbeat clip features the familiar “It’s Friday then” call, followed by the weekend chant associated with Mufasa and Hypeman’s energetic dance videos. Its drawn-out delivery builds anticipation before bursting into a celebratory rhythm, making even an ordinary Friday feel like an event. The sound creates a playful, carefree mood and works especially well when a video cuts from work, school, or daily responsibilities to dancing, partying, or relaxing. Its short runtime and instantly recognizable opening make it an effective weekend transition audio.

The phrase became widely recognized through viral videos featuring Mufasa and Hypeman dancing to Nightcrawlers’ “Push the Feeling On.” Their energetic Friday celebration spread across social platforms and inspired the 2021 track “Friday” by Riton and Nightcrawlers featuring Mufasa and Hypeman. The chant remains popular because it announces the weekend immediately and gives creators a natural setup for a visual transition. It continues appearing in Friday posts, workplace jokes, dance edits, and short videos celebrating the end of the week.

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What is the It's Friday Then sound?

It is a short celebratory audio built around the drawn-out phrase “It’s Friday then” and a chant naming Saturday and Sunday. Creators use it for weekend countdowns, dance clips, and transitions away from work or school.

Where did the It's Friday Then meme come from?

The meme is associated with viral videos of Mufasa and Hypeman dancing to Nightcrawlers’ “Push the Feeling On.” Their weekend chant later featured in “Friday,” the 2021 collaboration by Riton and Nightcrawlers featuring Mufasa and Hypeman.

How do people use the It's Friday Then audio?

Creators usually place the opening phrase before a visual change, then reveal a party, dance, new outfit, or relaxing weekend scene. It also works as a humorous soundtrack for leaving work or counting down to Friday evening.