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The 'Tráeme la copa, Messi' chant sung by Argentina fans celebrating the 2022 World Cup. A triumphant crowd sound for football edits, victory memes and goal compilations.

This is a crowd of Argentine football fans chanting 'Tráeme la copa, Messi' — 'bring me the cup, Messi' — in rhythmic, rolling unison after Argentina's 2022 World Cup victory. Dozens of voices blend into one warm, anthemic roar, with drums and horns from the stadium in the background. It sounds like pure football joy: loud, hoarse, and full of belief. The clip captures about ten seconds of that celebration, and even listeners who don't speak Spanish feel the triumph in it.

The chant 'Tráeme la copa, Messi' rose to fame during Argentina's 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign in Qatar, as fans rallied behind Lionel Messi in what was billed as his last World Cup. When Argentina beat France in the final, the chant became one of the tournament's defining anthems, echoing through Buenos Aires celebrations and viral fan videos. Since then it has lived on as a meme sound, used online whenever Messi scores, Argentina wins, or anyone wants a shorthand for ultimate football glory.

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What does 'Tráeme la copa, Messi' mean?

It means 'bring me the cup, Messi' in Spanish. Argentine fans chanted it at Lionel Messi during the 2022 World Cup, asking him to lead Argentina to the trophy.

Where did the Messi cup chant come from?

It became famous during Argentina's 2022 FIFA World Cup run in Qatar. Fans sang it in stadiums and streets, and it spread worldwide through viral videos of the celebrations after Argentina beat France in the final.

How is this sound used in videos?

Creators use it as a victory sting in football edits, dropping it over goal replays, trophy lifts and Messi highlights to give the moment a triumphant, stadium-sized feel.