The Longest “We Are” Chant Ever?
It’s a week old now, but I just discovered this video and had to share. “We Are” chants with an at-capacity crowd during whiteouts at Beaver Stadium are always an impressive sight, but this one takes the cake. Most fizzle out after 30 seconds or so, but this call-and-response from the fourth quarter against Michigan lasted longer than a minute and a half — the longest that I’ve ever heard in my 14 years attending games.
It only goes to show that “We Are Penn State” is a better marketing campaign than anything Penn State could ever outsource.
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