Media
- The method of shotgunning a beer is demonstrated by John Cusack and Daphne Zuniga in the 1985 film The Sure Thing.
- In the 1993 film Dazed and Confused, teenagers are seen shotgunning beer at a party in the park.
- Film critic James Lipton once appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and shotgunned a beer to celebrate spring-break week.
- In the 2007 comedy film Superbad, the characters Seth, Evan and Fogle are seen shotgunning cans of beer in a flashback.
- The 2002 mockumentary film Fubar features the main characters demonstrating and explaining the philosophy behind shotgunning beers.
- In the documentary on All Time Low's Straight to DVD (album), band members Alex Gaskarth, Jack Barakat and a friend are seen shotgunning cans of beer.
- In the comedy film Beerfest the main characters are seen shotgunning in some parts of the film.
- In the 2001 Irish short film Chicken, the character Mick attempts to teach his friend, Kev, how to "drink shotgun". Kev's failure to replicate the proper technique plays an important part in the development of the plot.
- In Project X (2012) The girl whom JB offers wine shotguns a beer
- In the 2005 Israeli film Hatulim BaFalafel, the character Noa shotguns a beer during a party scene.
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