Get the viking spirit! Everything you need to know about Skol Chant in Minnesota

Minnesota Vikings fans often chant “Skol Vikings!” he shouted.
For those of you wondering, I do because it’s the NFL team’s fight song.

Minnesota Vikings fans are one of the most passionate groups in the NFL community.
There is a popular song in the fandom called “Skol”.
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Vikings fans use the “Skol Chant” to express their love and support for their team.

We don’t know about you, but we love sports traditions, especially the NFL.
From the Thanksgiving Day football game between Detroit and Dallas to the Gatorade pool, many teams in popular leagues have some of the best (and most iconic) traditions that will hopefully last forever.

One of the new traditions is the Minnesota Vikings and their fan base. At every home game, the crowd chants “Squall!” he shouted. Why is that?
Read on to know more about ‘School Song\’.

Why do Minnesota Vikings fans say “Skol” during games?
Like other fan bases and their respective chants, Vikings fans also say “Skol!” he shouted.
It’s a way to show team pride and encourage them to leave it all on the field (to win, of course).
For those interested, the “Skol Song” was performed when the Vikings moved to the US. Bank Stadium in 2016.
As mentioned above, chants occur at various times during home games. If you’re curious how it works, here’s how it works: Vikings fans raise their hands above their heads, beat their drums twice, then clap their hands and shout the famous “Skol!” The tempo of the drum beat increases until the applause stabilizes.
The song is inspired by the “Viking War Song”, which became famous during the run of the Iceland national football team (also known as soccer) to the quarter-finals of UEFA Euro 2016.
In October, the Vikings introduced it on Skol Song, teaming up with Icelandic midfielder Aron Gunnarsson and Háfjörður strongman Júlíus Björnsson.

What does \”squall\” mean?
The word “Skol” appeared thousands of years ago.
In Swedish it is spelled “skål” and means bowl.
However, it refers to a vessel (often filled with beer) that is passed from person to person during festive gatherings.
They all took a sip and then shouted “skål!” said. The term was similar to the English toast “Heers!”.

“It was a warm and friendly welcome,” Gregg White, executive director of the Swedish Council of Minnesota, told CBS News in January 2018.

Erin Swartz, Brand and Team Creative Director, said: “Skol has been in our lexicon since the franchise began in 1961.
They really look alike.
Luck! Viking! “We scored a goal, we celebrate and we win.”