According to the search results, "Skol Vikings" is a chant used by fans of the Minnesota Vikings football team. The word "Skol" comes from the Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian word "Skål," which means "Cheers!". A Skål was a bowl that was often filled with beer and shared among friends, so the word became a way of saying "Cheers!". The chant was introduced around the time the team was founded in 1961 and has been part of the teams lexicon since then. The Skol chant was also introduced as part of the fans tradition when the Vikings moved to U.S. Bank Stadium. Inspired by Icelands national soccer team, Viking fans now raise their hands and clap twice to the beat of a drum before yelling "Skol!". The chant was adapted to include fans yelling "skol" because the team has long used the word as part of its cheers, which includes singing the "Skol, Vikings" song after a touchdown.