Search anything.
Type a song, artist, or paste a YouTube link. Tip: go for the best music video. The whole room is watching.
60 tracks.
60 seconds.
Aux is yours.
Everyone picks the songs from their phone. A bell switches tracks each minute. Sip if you want. Water counts.
PriyaPower Hour at mine, 9pm
You're invited to
Friday at Priya's
Friday at Priya's
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It was funky_flamingo.
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Most Questionable Pick
Your tracks. Your call.
Skip to the drop.
We aim for the chorus. You can tweak it until it's perfect.
Add some banter.
A five-word dedication, a tiny challenge, or your defense. It pops up on screen when your song plays.
How a night goes
- 01
Open a room.
Name it and drop the link in the group chat. Guests just tap in.
- 02
Pick your tracks.
Add a few, or let Auto-pick fill the rest. Three is enough to start.
- 03
The clock is the DJ.
Press play. That's the last decision anyone makes for an hour.
- 04
The receipts.
Awards, a recap card for the group chat, and zero context for whoever missed it.
Somebody has to answer for round 44.
One square per song. Brighter means louder. The loudest minute, the pick nobody can explain, and proof you made it to sixty.
See a sample recapSample night.
MOST QUESTIONABLE PICKCotton Eye Joe
Round 44. 12 Chaos reactions. The room has notes.
Any room. Any city.
The pregame.
Put it on the TV. Sixty minutes, then head out. You'll still be arguing about round 44 in the Uber.
Long-distance crews.
Everyone plays on their own phone, synced to the same second. Keep FaceTime or Discord open for the chaos.
No app. No catch.
What's a power hour?
Sixty songs, one minute each, back to back. The classic version is a drinking game. Ours comes with a bell, and the glass is up to you.
What does it cost?
Nothing. No card, nothing to install. Optional Host Pass extras for hosts are on the way.
Does anyone need an app or an account?
Guests don't. Tap the link, confirm you're of legal drinking age, pick a name, you're in. Hosts sign in with Google or an email link, so crews and past nights stick around.
Does everyone need Spotify or Apple Music?
Nope. Songs play through YouTube's own player, so nobody needs a subscription. Bonus: you get the music videos too.
Do I have to drink?
No. Water counts, and nothing tracks what anyone has. Flip on alcohol-free mode for the whole room or just for yourself.
Who can join?
Up to ten people with your link. Parties are invite-only, the host can lock the door anytime, and camera and mic stay off.
What if someone's connection drops?
They land back on whatever second the room is on. Nobody has to shout "what round are we on?"
60 minutes. Go.
Free, no card, nothing to install. You need a screen, a speaker, and at least one friend with questionable taste.