WATCH: Navy’s new Spirit Spot has serious Big Deck Energy

Navy says size matters.
Big Deck Energy!

Well, if that wasn’t the most clickbaity title of all time, we’re not sure what is, but it says more about you than us since you opened this article! Either way, we’re glad you’re here to see Navy’s newest 2024 Spirit Spot, as directed by the one and only Rylan Tuohy. So what differentiates this Spirit Spot from other Tuohy classics like, “We Give a Ship” and “Naptown Funk?” He crowdfunded the production. That’s right, Tuohy took to the interwebs to raise money to fund the making of this Spirit Spot. With 521 backers pledging $73,916, it’s no wonder this feels less like it was shot on an old iPhone in a basement and like an actual, real life, adult production (let’s be honest, the only way Tuohy rolls). The new Spot is equal parts impressive and hilarious.

When WATM asked Tuohy why he was campaigning for this Spirit Spot to happen, he explained, “The Army-Navy football game is about the rivalry, but it’s also about the camaraderie. Unique only to the service academies are spirit spots, and since the advent of YouTube, they have been created to rally support and encourage a sense of community. I think that pride is as important as the game. If I can help foster that spirit with a hilarious and hopefully viral video, then I’m all in.”

Without further adieu, “Big Decks:”

And please enjoy this walk down memory lane with other Tuohy Spots:

Naptown Funk:

We Give A Ship:

What does the Zoomie say?

Helm Yeah:

And just because we also like the Army around these parts of town, here’s where you can watch all of their spirit spots over the years.

Share your favorite Army-Navy spirit spot in the comments and Go Rylan!

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Tessa Robinson

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Tessa Robinson is the Editor in Chief for We Are The Mighty. She spent over a decade with the federal government working in emergency management before reinventing herself as a writer courtesy of military life. Prior to coming to WATM, Robinson served as Managing Editor for Spouse and Family at Military.com and Branded Content at Task and Purpose. She’s the author of the New York Times Deployment Diary and founder of Humans on the Homefront. Robinson served on the Board of Advisors of the Military Family Advisory Network, and has worked with countless military nonprofits and VSOs to better support our military community.