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The 'Party time, excellent' catchphrase from Wayne's World, spoken by Wayne and Garth to celebrate a win, hype up a moment, or open a party-themed video.

This is the instantly recognisable catchphrase from Wayne's World, delivered by Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar in their upbeat, rock-and-roll basement-show style. The two friends chant the line together in a rising, celebratory rhythm, often followed by air guitar and an infectious burst of energy. It sounds warm, goofy and completely confident, like the start of something fun rather than a joke at someone's expense. Hearing it instantly sets a playful, party-ready mood and makes viewers expect laughter, music and a good time ahead.

The line comes from Wayne's World, created by Mike Myers and first seen as a Saturday Night Live sketch before becoming the hit 1992 comedy film starring Myers as Wayne Campbell alongside Dana Carvey as Garth Algar. In the film the friends host a basement cable show and use the chant as their joyful signature sign-off for good times. The phrase stuck because it is short, easy to quote and instantly tied to that duo's friendship. It later spread through movie quotes, soundboards and short-form video, where creators still use it to signal a celebration is starting.

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What is the "Party time, excellent" sound?

It is the signature catchphrase chanted by Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar in Wayne's World, used to mark a fun moment, a celebration, or the start of something exciting.

Where does "Party time, excellent" come from?

It comes from Wayne's World, which began as a Saturday Night Live sketch created by Mike Myers and became a popular 1992 film starring Myers and Dana Carvey as Wayne and Garth.

How do creators use this sound in videos?

Creators place it at the start of party montages, birthday videos, gaming wins, or travel vlogs to add instant hype, often cutting to dancing, cheering, or air guitar right after the chant.