You need a theme.
fame — it’s that, but even more awkward and even more peppy.
Here’s how it works: Guests bring different bottles of branded sparkling water. There’s a blindfolded water-tasting challenge, and whoever guesses the highest number of brands right wins a prize; yay! “This has to be the funniest one I’ve seen recently,” Murthy says. “Another popular one is hamburger parties. You carry chaotic ingredients and make random fillings together.”
Back in the aughts, parties were centered around a ferocious drinking culture. It was all about snapping grainy photos of people chugging down four-packs and sneaking bottles out of their parents’ fancy stash; the night typically ended with terrifying thoughts of alcohol poisoning, blackouts, or both. Endless alcohol drove the tension in and out of a social gathering, but Gen-Z parties, like their attendees, are more sober-curious.
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