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Chant of Squid Game players shouting one more game to keep playing, used in memes when someone wants another round, rematch or risky retry.

This is a short crowd chant from Squid Game, with several players shouting 'one more game' in unison to vote for the games to continue. The voices are loud, urgent and rhythmic, building instant tension in just two seconds. It captures that reckless moment when a group chooses danger and money over safety. Editors use the clip as a punchline for greed, addiction to the game and peer pressure, because the chant alone tells viewers exactly what bad decision is about to happen again.

The phrase comes from Squid Game, the South Korean Netflix survival drama that became a global hit in 2021, where contestants in huge debt compete in children's games for a cash prize. In later episodes and the second season, players vote on whether to stop or continue, and the call for another game became a recognisable moment of desperation and greed. Clips of the chant spread on TikTok and in gaming edits, where it now stands in for anyone who cannot walk away.

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Place the chant right after someone loses, fails or says they are done, then cut straight to them starting again. Layer it over a close-up or crowd reaction, keep it loud and dry, and do not stretch it with repeats.

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  • Demanding one more round after a brutal loss.
  • Joking about friends who never want to quit.
  • Reacting to a risky decision everyone keeps repeating.
  • Captioning gaming rematches that should have ended already.

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What is the One More Game Squid Game sound?
It is a two second crowd chant from Squid Game where players shout the phrase together to demand that the deadly competition continues for another round.
Where does the one more game chant come from?
The chant comes from voting scenes in Squid Game, the Netflix survival drama about indebted contestants playing children's games for money, where continuing means risking their lives for a bigger prize.
How do people use this sound in edits?
Creators drop it after a loss, a failed attempt or a bad decision, then show the person or group immediately trying again, turning the chant into a joke about peer pressure, greed and never knowing when to quit.

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