Your newest party headliner
Your brain already plays this game, we just packaged it.
Turn ridiculous phrases into Bands, Albums, or Songs. Majority rules. No musical talent required.
Buy the gamePrinted & assembled in Michigan, USA
Backed on Kickstarter by 100 founding backers.
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Skillet votes Album.
Band, Album, or Song? Majority rules.
Not trivia. Not serious. Just seriously fun.
Easy to teach in under 2 minutes
Chaos-driven. Fame-fueled. No musical talent required.
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Pick your call
A ridiculous phrase hits the table. Is it a Band, Album, or Song? Lock it in. No music knowledge needed — just a take.
Play a Boost
Think the phrase fits a specific vibe? Play a Boost Card to go bigger. Nail the majority and score extra points. Boost Cards are how you separate yourself from the pack.
Majority rules. Points move.
Everyone votes. The majority wins. Drop the Mic to steal points when it counts. Awards go to whoever earns the bragging rights.
Drop the Mic to steal points. Shuffle keeps everyone in it. Collect Awards for the win.
Win ridiculous music awards.
First to two points in a category takes the award. Fall behind and someone steals it. They don't always stay put.
- 4+ Players
- 14+ Age
- 30–45 Minutes
- 10 Points to win
We fixed the stuff that ruins party games.
No judge to suck up to. No runaway leader. No one checking out halfway through.
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Anyone can play.
Random phrase cards mean no music knowledge and no creative pressure.
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Majority rules.
The table decides what wins, not one judge.
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Win ridiculous music awards.
Talent Scout, Platinum Producer, and Lyric Legend. They don't always stay put.
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No one is safe.
Drop the Mic steals points, so leads can flip any round.
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No one gets left behind.
Shuffle cards hand judging power to the lowest scorer.
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Teach it in two minutes.
A perfect icebreaker for teens, adults, and mixed-age groups.
The core game
Fame-fueled chaos. Boxed and ready.
Phrase cards, Band/Album/Song and Boost cards, Drop the Mic, Shuffle, and three awards worth fighting over.
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Built at our kitchen table.
We were tired of party games where the person who knew the judge best always won, and someone checked out halfway through. So we built one where the room decides, the underdog gets the gavel, and nobody gets left behind.
Chicken Fat is the game we wished existed. So we made it.