r/GetArenaRadio

Let's test our musical knowledge with some terrible descriptions.

The game is simple: describe a very famous, well-known song as badly, literally, or confusingly as possible. Then, let the rest of the community try to guess what song you're talking about.

For example:

* "A guy is really upset that someone else is using his phone." (Answer: Hotline Bling by Drake)

* "A woman demands respect and spells it out just to be clear." (Answer: Respect by Aretha Franklin)

* "A group of guys are very enthusiastic about a specific type of lodging in California." (Answer: Hotel California by The Eagles)

Drop your worst description below and let the guessing begin!

We've all been there. You're listening to an album that is pure genius from start to finish. Every track is a banger, the flow is perfect, the production is incredible... until that song comes on.

The one track that feels like it belongs on a completely different album. The one that ruins the momentum. The one you just cannot, under any circumstances, listen to.

What is a 10/10 masterpiece of an album that is unfortunately marred by exactly one skip worthy track?

Drop the album, the artist, and the offending song. Tell us why it's such a letdown compared to the rest of the album.

For me, it's Insert a famous example, e.g., "Shiny Happy People" on R.E.M.'Out of Time, or a specific track on a classic rock album. It's a tragedy!

Alright, music fans, let's play a high-stakes game of fantasy concert promoter!

Imagine you've been given a $100 budget to book a 3-artist concert lineup. The catch? Each artist has a different

"cost" based on their current popularity and status.

Here's the pricing tier:

$50: A massive, stadium-selling global superstar e.g., Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Drake, Metallica.

$30: A highly popular, arena-level artist or band e.g., Arctic Monkeys, SZA, Kendrick Lamar, Foo Fighters.

$15: A well-known, established mid-tier artist or rising star e.g., Phoebe Bridgers, Turnstile, J. Cole, Mitski.

$5: An indie darling, a niche favorite, or a classic legacy act that doesn't tour much anymore e.g., Neutral Milk Hotel, a local favorite, a cult classic band.

The Rules:

1. You MUST spend exactly $100 (or as close to it as possible without going over)

2. You MUST book exactly 3 artists.

3. You can mix and match genres however you want. What is your ultimate $100 concert lineup? Drop your three artists and their estimated "cost" below!