History Main / WackyFratboyHijinx

* In ''WebOriginal/ShadowrunStorytime'', {{fratbro}} Terrence Jackson seemingly gets up to this, and at one point organizes an epic fraternity party with the help of Adversary. Deconstructed in that Terrence is on last warning after beating up too many nerds and Adversary wanted to damn souls by facilitating a "truly epic amount of date rape".

* The Creator/SpikeTV series ''Series/BlueMountainState'' lives on this.

* ''Series/{{CSI}}'' had one or two storylines that started out as this and ended up with someone dead by the start of the episode.

* The [[RecycledTheSeries TV series version]] of ''Animal House'': ''Series/DeltaHouse''.

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* This is what Johnathan and his crew cause in Creator/TylerPerry's "Boo! A Madea Halloween" and its sequel "Boo! 2 A Madea Halloween". In the first one the party is stopped by [[SassyBlackWoman Madea]] while in the second one [[spoiler: the party was stopped by [[OverprotectiveDad Brian]]]].

May overlap with StonerFlick. Generally parallels with CollegeIsHighSchoolPart2. Almost always includes a WildTeenParty, with college officials replacing the parents. Often set at a StrawmanU. Compare AllGuysWantSororityWomen, the stereotyped portrayal of the fraternity's DistaffCounterpart, the sorority. Interestingly a variant of this behaviour also tends to happen in the military, which on base often functions much like a fraternity, only with access to lethal force.

** ''Didn't anybody at your school ever have names like Joe or Bill?''

* ''Film/AnimalHouse'' is the TropeCodifier. By the start of the film, Delta House has already earned such a notorious reputation that [[DeanBitterman Dean Wormer]] puts them on "double-secret probation". Highlights include killing Neidermeyer's horse, an attempt to cheat on an exam that backfires because [[TheRival Omega House]] saw it coming and switched the answers, Otter sleeping with Wormer's wife at the toga party, and trashing the homecoming parade [[spoiler:after Wormer finally expels them]].

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* ''National Lampoon's Film/VanWilder''.

* ''Film/OldSchool''

* ''Film/{{College}}''.
* The genre got turned upside-down in ''Film/SororityBoys''.
* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersUniversity'', even though it's the different frats competing against each other rather than causing mischief.

May overlap with StonerFlick. Generally parallels with CollegeIsHighSchoolPart2. Almost always includes a WildTeenParty, with college officials replacing the parents. Often set at a StrawmanU. Compare AllGuysWantSororityWomen, the stereotyped portrayal of the fraternity's DistaffCounterpart, the sorority.

* ''Film/AnimalHouse'' is the TropeCodifier. By the start of the film, Delta House has already earned such a notorious reputation that [[DeanBitterman Dean Wormer]] puts them on "double-secret probation". Highlights include killing Neidermeyer's horse, an attempt to cheat on an exam that backfires because [[TheRival Omega House]] saw it coming and switched the answers, Otter sleeping with Wormer's wife at the TogaParty, and trashing the homecoming parade [[spoiler:after Wormer finally expels them]].

* ''Film/RevengeOfTheNerds''.

* The Delta Iota Omicron house in ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarryMagnaCumLaude''.

* ''Film/AcrossTheUniverse'' has a bit of screen time devoted to Max's college antics. [[JukeboxMusical Put to song.]]

Do not do this stuff in RealLife (please only include fictional examples here); people who do will be in serious legal and disciplinary trouble. After all, college students are legally adults, and these actions have true disruptive consequences.

* ''Film/AnimalHouse''

Fiction in which much of the humor comes from [[{{Fratbro}} fratboys]] getting [[AlcoholInducedIdiocy highly intoxicated and doing incredibly stupid, risky, and dangerous things]] and getting away with it. Usually has the main characters as a bunch of loveable rogues pitted against the evil [[AristocratsAreEvil aristocratic]] old money frathouses or oppressive [[DeanBitterman deans]]. Expect drinking, {{Mooning}}, and panty raids. Lots of panty raids.


May overlap with StonerFlick. Generally parallels with CollegeIsHighSchoolPart2. Almost always includes a WildTeenParty, with college officials replacing the parents. Often set at a StrawmanU. Compare AllGuysWantSororityWomen, the stereotyped portrayal of the fraternity's DistaffCounterpart, the sorority.

A work in which much of the humor comes from [[{{Fratbro}} fratboys]] getting [[AlcoholInducedIdiocy highly intoxicated and doing incredibly stupid, risky, and dangerous things]] and getting away with it. Usually has the main characters as a bunch of loveable rogues pitted against the evil [[AristocratsAreEvil aristocratic]] old money frathouses or oppressive [[DeanBitterman deans]]. Expect drinking, {{Mooning}}, and panty raids. Lots of panty raids.

A movie in which much of the humor comes from [[{{Fratbro}} fratboys]] getting [[AlcoholInducedIdiocy highly intoxicated and doing incredibly stupid, risky, and dangerous things]] and getting away with it. Usually has the main characters as a bunch of loveable rogues pitted against the evil [[AristocratsAreEvil aristocratic]] old money frathouses or oppressive [[DeanBitterman deans]]. Expect drinking, {{Mooning}}, and panty raids. Lots of panty raids.