Clapping Party
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[[Image:Clapping Party.png|thumb|200px|Party! Clapping Party!]] | [[Image:Clapping Party.png|thumb|200px|Party! Clapping Party!]] | ||
| - | '''Clapping Party''' is a [[Games|video game]] | + | '''''Clapping Party''''' is a simplistic [[Games|video game]] based around clapping a pair of digital hands. It originated in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[slumber party]] as an extreme example of an inoffensive, child-friendly game {{--}} it is the only video game [[Homestar Runner]] is allowed to play, in sharp contrast with [[parents|his father]]'s {{w|Entertainment Software Rating Board|Rated M for Mature}} collection of titles. |
| - | [[ | + | A playable version of ''Clapping Party'' is available as an [[Easter egg]] in the slumber party sbemail. The two on-screen hands are clapped by clicking onscreen text "PRESS HERE TO CLAP". After clapping three times, a screen will appear that says "ROUND CLEAR!!". On the second round, clapping three times unlocks [[Blistergeist]] mode: a ghost in a hockey mask attacks the hands with a chainsaw, causing large blisters to appear on them. |
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| + | ==Fun Facts== | ||
| + | *The [[homestarrunnerdotcom|YouTube]] version of the [[Halloween]] toon [[Haunted Photo Booth]] ends with [[YouTube Related Video Thumbnails#clappingparty|a false autoplay graphic]] for a nonexistent 10-hour video showing 1080p ''Clapping Party'' gameplay. | ||
| + | *[[Strong Sad]] is shown beating the final boss of the game in [[the next april fools thing]]. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*'''Debut:''' Email [[slumber party]] | *'''Debut:''' Email [[slumber party]] | ||
*[[Haunted Photo Booth]] (YouTube version) | *[[Haunted Photo Booth]] (YouTube version) | ||
| + | *[[The Next April Fools Thing]] (Easter egg, audio only) | ||
| + | *Email [[parenting]] (as "Clapping Party Mobile") | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| - | + | {{nextlinks|sbemails/180-slumber-party|old=sbemail180|title=slumber party}} | |
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| - | [[Category:Games]] | + | [[Category:Video Games]] |
Current revision as of 01:55, 27 January 2026
Clapping Party is a simplistic video game based around clapping a pair of digital hands. It originated in the Strong Bad Email slumber party as an extreme example of an inoffensive, child-friendly game — it is the only video game Homestar Runner is allowed to play, in sharp contrast with his father's Rated M for Mature collection of titles.
A playable version of Clapping Party is available as an Easter egg in the slumber party sbemail. The two on-screen hands are clapped by clicking onscreen text "PRESS HERE TO CLAP". After clapping three times, a screen will appear that says "ROUND CLEAR!!". On the second round, clapping three times unlocks Blistergeist mode: a ghost in a hockey mask attacks the hands with a chainsaw, causing large blisters to appear on them.
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[edit] Fun Facts
- The YouTube version of the Halloween toon Haunted Photo Booth ends with a false autoplay graphic for a nonexistent 10-hour video showing 1080p Clapping Party gameplay.
- Strong Sad is shown beating the final boss of the game in the next april fools thing.
[edit] Appearances
- Debut: Email slumber party
- Haunted Photo Booth (YouTube version)
- The Next April Fools Thing (Easter egg, audio only)
- Email parenting (as "Clapping Party Mobile")
