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captain_slinkyWe're listening to All Christmas Favorites on Warm 106.9 today, and we've turned it in to a game. How many classic songs in a row will they play before they play something that makes everybody say "What the crap is this?"
RULES
One person chooses a number of songs that they may play in a row that are generally liked by everyone playing. The other players then bet on if the actual number of good songs will be "Higher" or "Lower" than that number. Take turns being the person who has to name a number.
EVERYONE MUST AGREE on a song being a "What The Crap" song. Usually the What The Crap Song will be something like Kathie Lee Gifford singing "A Snowflake Is A Wish For Peace From A Child To A Soldier on Christmas" or some other new original Christmas song, but it could also be just a really terrible version of a classic song.
EXAMPLE: "Last Christmas" by Wham was given a pass, while some terribly jazzed-up version of "Silent Night" was declared a What The Crap Song ending the streak.
RULES
One person chooses a number of songs that they may play in a row that are generally liked by everyone playing. The other players then bet on if the actual number of good songs will be "Higher" or "Lower" than that number. Take turns being the person who has to name a number.
EVERYONE MUST AGREE on a song being a "What The Crap" song. Usually the What The Crap Song will be something like Kathie Lee Gifford singing "A Snowflake Is A Wish For Peace From A Child To A Soldier on Christmas" or some other new original Christmas song, but it could also be just a really terrible version of a classic song.
EXAMPLE: "Last Christmas" by Wham was given a pass, while some terribly jazzed-up version of "Silent Night" was declared a What The Crap Song ending the streak.
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Date: 2010-11-14 07:26 pm (UTC)Oh, and the Kathie Lee song was something i came up with last year. Every hip new Adult Contemporary Artist has to try and come up with a new Christmas Classic that's contemporary and has a message and pulls at the heart strings... and so "Snowflakes Are the Wishes Of A Child And Angels To Soldiers in Iraq With Bells at Christmas USA" was born.