Rhyming Games

Advertising Pitch: Credits, Friday Night Improvs
Introduction - Three people are chosen to pitch advertising ideas to an agency big wig. First an association or product is chosen from the audience, and each must give a slogan for that association or product. Another is chosen and the three must then sing a jingle for it. Then they are sent out of the room and a third association or product is selected. They return and must sing another jingle without knowing what the association or product is. Description - This is another game filled with one liners. It's just making jokes about the particular product. Plain and simple.
Variations - None
Other Catagories - Individual

American Musical: Credits, Whose Line
Introduction - One person is chosen and interviewed about his or her most exciting day ever. Information about names, places, and limited past history is useful. Then five people are chosen from the audience to reenact that persons day as an american musical. Limited set up dialoge is used and then each character must sing a song based on what they are doing and what they have set up.
Description - This game is the musical version of Shakespear's Day in the Life. The same rules and restrictions apply. The difference of course is the music and the different genre.
Variations - None
Other Catagories - Scene Reenacting

Compilation Album: Credits, Whose Line, Friday Night Improvs
Introduction - Two people are chosen as comentators on a compilation album commercial. They introduce the album and the song titles. Then three others must sing snippets of the song introduced.
Description - Another pimp game if you want it to be. The comentators have all the power to tell the singers what genre of music and the title of the songs. The three can each sing a song about the topic, or all three can participate in one song with them alternating in who is the lead and who sings backup.
Variations - None
Other Catagories - None

Do Run Run Song: Credits, Staircase
Introduction - Four people are chosen to sing a song in the style of that popular 60s song. A topic is selected by the audience and the players begin.
Description - The first sings one line and the whole group sings "a do run run run, a do run run". The second sings and the group sings "a do run run run, a do run run". Then the third, fourth, and first ones each sing a line and then all repeat "a do run run run, a do run run" This is repeated until the song is completed.
Variations - None
Other Catagories - None

German Drinking Song: Credits, Whose Line
Introduction - Four people are chosen to sing a german drinking song about a subject procured from the audience. Each person must sing it one line at a time starting with the first and going down to the fourth. Then they start again, this time starting with the second and ending with the first, and so on until all have the opportunity to give a punchline. Description - This game can be pretty long, but entertaining. It's basically four songs with each player getting to give the punchline. You need good people to play this game, for they have literally no time to think of their line. They have to simply react to the other singers.
Variations - None
Other Catagories - None

Love Song: Credits, Friday Night Improvs
Introduction - A lovely lady is chosen as the recipent of the attention of three eligible bachelors. First the lady is interviewed, and then the bachelors are given an occupation. A type of music is selected from the audience and the three must sing a love song to her in that style and incorporating elements from their assigned occupation.
Description - What else is there to say?
Variations - Like the dating game, at the end, the audience can vote on which singer won her heart.
Other Catagories - None

Poets: Credits, Friday Night Improvs
Introduction - Four people are chosen to play featured poets at a poetry cafe. They each get to introduce themselves, giving themselves a specific character or attribute. A topic will be procured from the audience and then each poet will give a poem based on that topic.
Description - This game can often deteriorate into bad story telling if your not careful. Free verse is allowed but you need a reason for it, and it shouldn't just be telling a story. The host shouldn't have the same person go first all the time so that it's fair for everyone.
Variations - None
Other Catagories - Individual

VH1 Storytellers: Credits, Hangnail Improv
Introduction - Three people are chosen to be members of a famous band that VH1 is featuring in its storytellers show. The name of the band, and the style of music is suggested from the audience. Three topics are then chosen for the songs to be about. The band then starts, each one gets a song, they introduce the song with one or two sentences and the sings the song.
Description - Self Explanitory
Variations - None
Other Catagories - None

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