Fill your pint glass half way full with the light beer
Next, fill the rest of the glass with the 7-Up. (Make sure to leave about an inch or so of room in the glass for when the shot goes in)
Fill a standard sized shot glass with the Midori Melon Liqueur and then drop entire shot glass into the pint glass and consume immediately.
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