Watch Ya' Mouth Ultimate Edition - Speak Out Funny Phrases, The Original Mouth Piece Game

We played it with friends and family, and it had everyone laughing non-stop. The challenges are silly but super entertaining, and the mouthpieces make it surprisingly tricky to speak clearly — leading to hilarious moments every round. The game is easy to learn and perfect for players of all ages. It’s a fantastic icebreaker or just a fun way to spice up any gathering. The Ultimate Edition comes with extra mouthpieces and cards, giving even more variety and replay value. If you want a game that guarantees laughs and unforgettable memories, this is it. Highly recommend for parties and game nights!

10/10. This game is so much fun. If you need a good laugh this is definitely the game for it.

I was excited to order and play this game with my family. I was nervous because I read a couple of reviews where people were complaining the cheek retractors hurting and being unable to play. The edition that I bought (Ultimate Edition) came with two sizes. The larger sizes worked good for my wife and I, while the smaller sizes worked good for my kids (8,10, and 12). My daughter said that it was hurting her gums when she first put the mouth piece in but I just told her to push her lips out like she is making a kissing face and this immediate relieved the gum sensitivity. Also I'd recommend only putting in the mouth piece when it is your turn to play so your cheeks don't get too tired. Lots of laughing and the ultimate addition comes with a ton of cards. Some of the other reviews had said there weren't enough cards so they went through them too fast (I believe this may have been with the standard edition). If you're looking for a fun game and don't mind looking/sounding silly and maybe some drool... this game is great.

My 6 and 8-year-olds had a blast with this game, even though some of the sayings went way over their heads! We laughed so hard that we were literally crying! It was an absolute riot and so much fun!

Fun game

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Hilarious family game.

My family had a lot of laughs playing this game, but I feel like it's only good for one evening of fun, which makes it pretty expensive as compared to many board games with nearly unlimited replay potential. There are a few issues, but the main one being that there just aren't enough cards. Once you've played through them one time it's easy enough to recall what a card was supposed to say, and then the fun of guessing is lost. If you're playing with 6-8 players as we were, with the recommended 4 rounds per game, then you will only get about 2 games in before you'll have seen all the cards. I know there are expansion packs, but those cost another ~$15, for another 1, 2, maybe 3 plays? That doesn't seem worth it to me. Many, many more cards need to be supplied in the base game. I'm thinking on the order of the card packs used in Cards Against Humanity, or old school Trivial Pursuit. It needs to be a LOT. I should mention that the number of cards you go through in any given game is of course contingent on your success at guessing what your partner is trying to say. We played with kids and adults together (kids, parents, and grandparents). The 'parents' generation was definitely the most successful when teamed together and we should have renegotiated teams to help keep everyone else competitive. So YMMV on how many cards you can actually get through in one game, and the same would go for the expansion packs. Quality-wise, the box and the cards were sturdy and should hold up well. However, we had two of the mouth retractors break the first time we played, so playing with the whole family again means I'd have to buy another set of those too. Also, the game is listed as being good for players 8+, but my 9-yo niece was not able to fix the child size retractor into her mouth without it being too painful, so she was not full included. That of course was a disappointment for everyone. Overall I'm glad we tried it, we really did have a fun time. Oh I would also say that if you're particularly sensitive to 'potty humor' I would opt for the family version over the standard version of the game. It does tend to skew that way. I would also suggest that it might be even more fun to try a DIY approach to the game. You could make an activity out of making up tongue twisters and silly phrases (kids are pretty great at that), or finding some books at the library for source material, get yourself a mixed pack of dental retractors right here on Good Ol' Amazon, and then play your DIY version and have just as much fun while spending less money.

This game will crack a smile on everyone. Just so funny.

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Sooooo funny. I dont think I have seen so many people laughing at the one time

Entertaining and funny

So much fun with this game, bought at a third of a price I wouod have paid in any toy shop.