Party On

Party On (phrase / US Slang, from Wayne’s World and Bill & Ted)

(Also heard as: Party on, Wayne, Party on, dudes)

Definition:

“Party on” means keep enjoying yourself, or carry on having a good time. It is also a laid-back way to say goodbye or good luck.

Where Party On Comes From:

It is best known from Wayne’s World (1992), where Wayne and Garth say “party on, Wayne” and “party on, Garth”. Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure (1989) closes with a similar “be excellent to each other and party on, dudes”.

How People Actually Use Party On:

Used as a cheerful send-off or approval: “go have fun, party on”. It sounds friendly and a bit retro.

Is Party On Rude?

No. It is positive and easy-going.

Examples in the Wild:

• “Heading out for the weekend. Party on!”Meaning: Have a great time.
• “Party on, Wayne.” “Party on, Garth.”Meaning: The film’s famous friendly exchange.
• “You got the job? Party on!”Meaning: Congratulations, enjoy it.

Similar Slang:

Lit, Turnt, Dude, Chill

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