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Home›How To›How to Play Big Booty: 13 Steps

How to Play Big Booty: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 15, 2023
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Big Booty is a fun and energetic elimination-style group game. It’s a great ice-breaker for parties, social events, or even just a casual hangout session. With the simple goal of staying in the game by not messing up the rhythm or order, Big Booty can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to play this entertaining game.

Step 1: Gather players

Assemble a group of at least five players (though more players make the game more challenging and fun). Make sure everyone has enough space to move around comfortably.

Step 2: Choose a leader

Select one person to be “Big Booty.” The leader will call out instructions and direct the flow of the game.

Step 3: Assign player numbers

Have other players stand in a circle around Big Booty and assign each player a number in ascending order. Players should remember their number as it’s essential for gameplay.

Step 4: Begin with a chant

Start the game by having everyone clap their hands and chant in unison, “Big Booty! Big Booty! Big Booty, oh yeah!” This sets the rhythm for the game.

Step 5: Call out your own number

Big Booty starts by calling out their title followed by any other player’s number (for example, “Big Booty Number 3!”).

Step 6: Respond quickly

The player whose number was called must respond rapidly by calling out their number followed by someone else’s number (for instance, “Number 3 Number 1!”).

Step 7: Maintain the rhythm

Make sure that everyone maintains the rhythm while calling out their numbers and clapping.

Step 8: Pay attention

Players need to stay focused on the game and be prepared to have their number called at any moment.

Step 9: Penalty for mistakes

If a player messes up the rhythm, calls out the wrong number, or doesn’t respond quickly enough, that player is eliminated from the game.

Step 10: Rearrange player positions

When a player is eliminated, the remaining players shift to fill in their spot and take on their number. This keeps the game dynamic and prevents gaps in the circle.

Step 11: Resume gameplay

After reassigning positions, continue playing with Big Booty calling out another number.

Step 12: Become Big Booty

The ultimate goal of the game is to eliminate Big Booty by making them commit a mistake. When this happens, the player who caused Big Booty’s elimination takes their place, and all players move up one position with new numbers.

Step 13: Repeat until only one player remains

Keep playing this fast-paced game until only one player (other than Big Booty) remains. The last player standing becomes Big Booty for the next round.

Now that you know how to play Big Booty, gather your friends and family to enjoy this exciting and engaging game together!

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