The band's singer, Brad Arnold, seemed to expect a "U.S.A.!" chant after the song -- "I want everybody in the room chanting this now," he said -- but it petered out, as if in belated recognition that the song isn't intrinsically patriotic.
When Chamour won the Irish Derby three months later, racegoers surrounded the weighing room chanting: "We want Vincent".
Hearing a whole room chanting "Doom, strafe, strafe, strafe the room" to the famous DJ Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince track is something all sensible people should experience at one point in their lives.
My best friend said she had to walk into a room chanting the name of the thing she'd gone in for, otherwise she'd just walk straight out again.
B) She goes on a religious retreat, wooing God with a PowerPoint presentation titled "Purgatory, Not Hell: Give Kellyanne a Break!" C) She sits alone in a darkened room, chanting, "Ann Coulter still has a career, sort of".
One night, I accompanied him to a worship service in Salvador — an airless room, chanting, drums, members working themselves into a trance, throwing themselves about, jabbering — and met his mother, Katia.
"They were not just chanting outside the room," said Murphy.
"Helen was so passionate and persuasive on the topic of women's reproductive rights that I think she practically had everyone in the room chanting along.
Before the meeting, teachers and their supporters rallied outside the school to protest his hiring, and just before the vote, a couple of hundred people in the room chanted, "Shame on you".
Lisa, an Asian woman in hiking boots and a flowered corduroy jacket, set up a massage table and a mini-stereo in the master bedroom, off Lynda's office, and soon the sounds of Tibetan chants filled the room.
