Are there variants of "hold my beer" in different English dialects?

Possibly "hold my coat", I can't find an idiom definition but here's a meme.

I think

hold my beer

Is recognised in the UK, and has the advantage also implying some drunken courage to boot.

There's a couple of similar phases I can think of;

I could do that with one arm tied behind my back!

Or add more limbs being tied, more actions to give greater effect, eg I could do that with just my eyebrows whilst hopping on one leg!

For something that is a bit more physical, or if both you and the subject get hurt, the

tis but a flesh wound

For reference to Monty Pythons Holy Grail. Not quite the same but surprisingly often useful!

Hold my coat/ beer / pint in 1950s England was all about bravado and aggression, it meant "I'm about to start a fight. I expect victory... Nothing to do with any stupid act per se.

It's far, far older only I've found a 'coat' variation from 2009 - 'pint/beer' is the usual, thus: "Hold my coat" I intend to royally kick the Bejesus out of somebody...:

'Kinell: someone hold my coat. If I have to see Hazel Bleugh's ratty little face trying to pathetically regain the moral highground, I will deck her, I really will... 'kinell: someone hold my coat

Hold my coat...Manchester U.K.

Hold my beer sounds American and that you are in a social setting but still wanting to cause violence which is rather deplorable.

Found this expression in a movie, maybe it has a similar meaning. Some can say "hold my (object)" right before getting into a fight or any kind of argument.