Sung "jwé", "jwé chanté" or "chanté kont", is mostly part of the funeral wake tradition. A "jwé chanté" leader uses pantomime to enact scenes from a story, or sometimes just the ribald double entendres from it. The "gém" ("game song") are based around a leader who uses his own flourishes on a choreographed dance and improvises witty lyrics, while the audience participates in the performance. "Jwé dansé" includes four traditional dances. The "solo" is a couple dance, and the "débòt", "yonbòt" and "jwé pòté" are all circle dances. The "blòtjé" is a musical movement found in all "jwé dansé" styles, occurring, for example, every four beats in the "débòt" dance.