Shabooya

Shabooya, often followed by "roll call," is a celebratory phrase and dance move popularized by American football player Chad Ochocinco (formerly Chad Johnson). It gained prominence in the late 2000s and early 2010s.

Originating within the Cincinnati Bengals locker room, "Shabooya roll call" was a spontaneous and energetic way for Ochocinco and his teammates to celebrate victories, good plays, or simply team camaraderie. The exact etymology of "Shabooya" is uncertain, but it is generally understood as an expression of excitement and positivity.

The "roll call" aspect of the phrase involves each player or individual present announcing their name after the initial "Shabooya!" shout. This personal affirmation further amplified the celebratory nature of the event.

While its initial popularity stemmed from the world of professional football, "Shabooya roll call" briefly permeated popular culture, appearing in television shows, commercials, and online videos. It became a recognizable catchphrase associated with enthusiasm and team spirit. Its widespread usage has since diminished, but the term remains recognizable, particularly among fans of Chad Ochocinco and the Cincinnati Bengals during his tenure with the team.