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How to Do the Cup Game

By Matthew Lynch
March 7, 2024
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Introduction:

The Cup Game, also known as the Cup Song or Cup Rhythm Game, is a popular activity that combines singing, rhythm, and coordination. It gained widespread popularity after appearing in the movie Pitch Perfect. It’s a fun and challenging game that can be played solo or in groups. In this article, we will guide you through the 13 steps to master the Cup Game.

Step 1: Gather your materials

All you need for this game is a plastic cup. Make sure it’s durable and has a flat bottom for tapping and flipping.

Step 2: Sit comfortably

Sit at a table or any flat surface with enough room to move your arms freely. Make sure your cup is in front of you.

Step 3: Learn the basic rhythm

The rhythm consists of four main parts, which will be repeated throughout the game. The sequence is clap-clap-tap-tap-tap-flip-grab-rotate. We’ll go into more detail on each action below.

Step 4: Clap twice

Start by clapping your hands together twice.

Step 5: Tap the top of the cup

Using your right hand, tap the top of the cup three times.

Step 6: Flip the cup

Place your left hand under the cup’s rim and flip it over onto the table on its open end.

Step 7: Clap once more

Clap your hands together one more time.

Step 8: Pick up and reposition the cup

With your right hand, pick up the cup from its side, lift it off the table, and place it back down, upright again.

Step 9: Tap twice with alternate hands

Starting with your right hand, tap on either side of the cup once with each hand alternating (right-left-right).

Step 10: Pass and clap

With your right hand, slide the cup to your left hand, then clap once more.

Step 11: Grab the cup and tap

Hold the cup in your left hand, and tap the cup’s bottom with your right hand.

Step 12: Rotate the cup

Rotate the cup clockwise with one swift motion.

Step 13: Repeat and speed up

Repeat steps 4-12 until you can perform each action seamlessly in rhythm. As you become more comfortable, challenge yourself to increase the speed while maintaining accuracy.

Practice makes perfect! The Cup Game is an enjoyable way to test your coordination and rhythmic skill. With patience and dedication, you’ll soon become a master at this entertaining activity. Consider introducing the Cup Game to friends and family for a lively group experience. Happy tapping!

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