SingStar

Which is bloody cool because my niece is about nine or 10.

And so we have SingStar, we have Buzz, like all of that stuff.

But the big one, I think the big family favorite for us was Crash Bandicoot growing up.

So we had the PS2 one, which by the way, just a sidebar, replayed that game.

Let me just check my notes.

I

can see why you don't need it for SingStar.

No, no SingStar.

Me? Okay.

This is from, ah, this song got quite famous on SingStar as a little boy watching it.

As a particular scene with Rachel Hunter, um, dancing on a table.

This is Stacey's Mom.

I've done that

about a hundred times on SingStar.

That's how I know it.

What a

well.

Actually, I still do 9 to 5 on SingStar, I'm pretty sure.

got sing star

yeah remember ps2 sing star i'm sure she was like sing star 80s or something yeah she would have been yeah is that

great shout.

I'd sing the heck out of this if it was on SingStar, that's for sure.

Put it in there.

Bring back SingStar.

Hello, you're on the sound of now.

Welcome on in.

But this is the thing, Sony actually did have a very popular music game that they shut down only a few years ago.

And what was it? Was it called SingStar, did I say?

Uh, I think...

Was SingSong that pop- SingStar that popular?

It was huge, bro.

Oh, okay.

Mm

... from what I understand.

We go to the Sony thing.

And SingStar was the big game that was about to come out.

So they asked people to come out of the crowd to sing a song on stage to promote the game.

And nobody wanted to do it.

So the first couple episodes were like that.

Then the next few was literally, I took a Sing, the, the PlayStation 2 video game, SingStar, the karaoke.

It was a USB mic and I would plug it in.

I would go to my car on my lunch break with my crappy laptop, and I would record like a quick 30-minute thing, and it was just, it was just not good, right? And but you gotta start somewhere and, and there's a lot of, uh, I, I consume a fair amount of sort of marketing content creation podcast information, and one of the things that they say is, "You don't wanna start out and blow up immediately," and that's the truest thing ever-