"Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee Brewers. Let's play some baseball and get some home runs. Let's play some baseball and get some home runs."
We're guessing you've heard this song by now.
If you're on Milwaukee Instagram or TikTok, maybe it's popped up on your feed. Or perhaps you've noticed it being sung in the background of player clubhouse interviews and wondered what it was.
If you're not acquainted, it's rapper Foenem's roughly 1-minute, 40-second anthem to the team, featuring high-pitched, chirpy vocals over a beat.
It's so repetitive, it's catchy. You likely won't be able to get it out of your head and you may even have the urge to sing along in a warbling falsetto − just like the players, apparently.
Foenem actually has a number of ultra-Wisconsin singles, including "Milwaukee County Zoo," "Milwaukee Central Library," several about the city's colleges and one called "Green Bay Packers."
But with the Crew just one win away from the World Series, we're here to talk about the artist's Brewers theme, which dropped earlier this month and seems to have taken off like a Jacob Misiorowski flamethrower. Miz and Captain Christian Yelich both get their own shoutouts on the track.
The baseball players, they keep singing the viral, high-pitched Milwaukee Brewers song from TikTok and IG. It permeates the background of all my audio.
— Curt Hogg (@CyrtHogg) October 15, 2026
Everyone do me a favor and listen to what the Brewers players are singing in the clubhouse after last night’s game 😭
— SleeperBrewers (@SleeperBrewers) October 15, 2026
(Per @CyrtHogg ) pic.twitter.com/Y0MVmOMejy
40 seconds into the video and all you hear is “Milwaukee Brewers! Milwaukee Brewers! We play some baseball, and get some home runs” 😭 https://t.co/isnS22xVCU
— rust belt city girl (@miawaukee) October 15, 2026
Since Foenem first plugged the song on TikTok Oct. 4 with the caption, "Dis song for you Milwaukee Brewers🥹," the video featuring a preview of the song has racked up 461,800 views and over 53,700 likes, as of Oct. 15. He posted another TikTok of it a few days later, which has nearly 166,000 views and over 18,000 likes.
People have been using the song to back their own social videos, too − posting game highlights, busting Milwaukee moves and acknowledging that they can't get it out of their heads.
The MLB X account is even getting in on it, tweeting the lyrics with a video of Brewers closer Trevor Megill striking out the Los Angeles Dodgers' Mookie Betts for the final out of Game 3 of the National League Championship Series, followed by the team's victory high-fives and hugs.
"Ever since this song came out the brewers are on a generational run 😭🙏🏽" a TikTok user commented on a video of Foenem and company doing a pitching-esque dance to the song at a Brewers watch party. Peep the city's unofficial mayor, Tommy Violet.
Someone else shared a similar sentiment: "This song is the reason brewers are doing so good."
As the internet goes, though, there are always haters, with: "We’re gunna lose just cause of this song…" and "This is about to curse the brewers".
The song has reached beyond Brewers fandom, though.
On one of Foenem's videos of the song, a TikTok user said: "genuinely thinking about jumping the ship on the rays and rooting for the brewers bc of this song 😭".
TikToker Terra, a St. Louis Cardinals fan, posted a singalong to it.
"Idek where Milwaukee is but I’ll move there cause of this song lmao," someone wrote on another one of the videos.
NLCS Game 4 between the Brewers and the Dodgers is at 7 p.m. CT at Dodger Stadium. The Brewers lead, 3-0, in the series and if they win tonight, they'll advance to their first World Series since 1982.
If there needs to be a Game 5, it'll be Friday, Oct. 16, also in L.A. Games 6 and 7 would be back in Milwaukee on Sunday, Oct. 18, and Monday, Oct. 19.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS, MILWAUKEE BREWERS,
— MLB (@MLB) October 15, 2026
MILWAUKEE BREWERS, MILWAUKEE BREWERS.
LET'S PLAY SOME BASEBALL AND GET SOME HOME RUNS.
LET'S PLAY SOME BASEBALL AND GET SOME HOME RUNS.
The Brewers are ONE WIN AWAY from the World Series 😤 https://t.co/3yVl2ixqDvpic.twitter.com/DvsnijuEfO
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: What's that 'Milwaukee Brewers' song? All about Foenem's viral hit