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Stella Ella Ola is a clapping game.

The game

Standing or sitting in a circle, two or more participants place their right hands over their neighbour's left hands and sing the song. Every beat, a person claps their right hand onto the right hand of the person sitting on their left, who then claps their hand to their neighbour's hand, until the song reaches "Five!", at which point if the person's hand is slapped, they're out and must stand or sit in the center of the circle, unless they pull their hand away fast enough. (In this case, the person who was trying to slap their hand is out.) When there are enough people in the center of the circle to start a new game, they do so, creating a nesting effect as the internal circles get smaller and smaller.

Since this is a very common game, many different rules exist for the game; depending on who you play with. Some variations have the "out" person leave the circle and as the numbers decrease, the circle shrinks, until only two people are left.

The song

Stella ella ola, clap clap clap,
Say yes, chicko, chicko, chicko chicko chak,
Allo, allo, allo allo allo, al~lo!
One, two, three, four, five...

Another variation of the song goes like this:

Stella ella ola, clap clap clap
Singin' es, chicko, chicko, chicko chicko chak
Singin' es, chicko, chicko, vallo, vallo
Vallo-vallo-vallo FIRE!
One, two, three, four, FIVE...

Another version of the song is:

Stella ella ola, clap clap clap
Say yes, chicko chicko, chicko chicko chumb
Oh yes, chicko chicko,
Go blow, Go blow, Go blow your dirty nose!
One, two, three, four...

Another variation is also sung this way:

Stella, stella ola, clap, clap, clap,
Singin' "Yes, chicko, chicko, chicko chicko crackerjacks!"
"Yes, chicko chicko, hello."
"Hello."
"I have to blow my nose so!"
One, two, three, four, five!

Another variation is also sung this way:

Stella ella ola , slap-jack, slap-jack
es chicka, chicka, chicka, chicka, slap-jack
go slow, go slow-go slow
One, two, three, four!

And yet another:

Crocodile, oh my, croc croc croc
Dance to the beat of the hickory stock
Follow, follow, follow follow follow,
one, two, three, four, five!

And also:

S-tega tega, tega-tega tap-tap
S-tega tega, baloney, baloney,
Cheese and macaroni, singin'
One, two, three, four, five!


Yet another variant:

Olly olly olly olly tap tap tap
Say yes trick-or-treat to balloo
Balloo, balloo balloo balloo, say
One two three four five


And another variation is:

Clap (or "quack") diddly oso, clap, clap, clap,
Say seniorita -rita -rita -rita
Dalore dalore. Da-lore da-lore da-lore!
One, two, three, four, five!!!!!!


One that I grew up with...

Quack didily-oh-so, quack, quack, qua-ack
Senorita, your mother smells like pizza
Fellow, fellow, I'll kick you out the door fel-low
One, two, three, four, five!!!!!!


Another 'Quack' version, with only a four-count ending:

Quack diddly oso, quack quack quack
Si semorico rico rico rico
Flo-ra flo-ra, flora flora flor, fa-lora!
One, two, three, four!


Another form

Aca dem alina, clap clap clap,
Five semolina, chicky chicky chack,
Falore, falore, falore falore falore,
FIRE!
One, two, three, four, five

And one more, just for fun:

Slap billy olah
slap slap slap
say san a rico
rico rico rico
slap one two three FOUR

One more for the record:

Stella ella ola, clap clap clap,
Say es, chicko, chicko, chicko chicko, chak, chak,
Allo, allo, the toilet overflows!
Say ,One, two, three, four, five..."OHHHHHHHHHHHHH"

One that I knew about

Quake dilly oso

Quake quake quake hit it senorita you mother smells like pizza Pass it to your teacher fellow fellow fellow fellow felllloww One, two, three, four, five

Another Version: Stella elle ola, clap clap clap, singin' es chicko chicko, chicko chicko slapper jacker es chicko chicko vallo, vallo, vallo, vallo, va-lo one, two, three, four, five