Pop up Video Trivia Board Game

Pop up Video Trivia Board Game

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  • Over 1,500 Questions, Over 1,500 Answers
  • The first player to reach 25 points wins.
  • For 2 or more players or teams
  • Ages teen to adult

Competitive music trivia with a dash of pop culture knowledge required. Be the first player (or team of players) to score 25 points by correctly answering questions about music videos. Depending on the category (determined by a roll of the special die), you may have to sing a line from the song in question (Madonna’s “Material Girl” if you’re lucky, Tommy Tutone’s “867-5309” if you’re not), answer a question about a music video (“This video–Father Figure by George Michael–is based on what Robert De Niro movie?”), or answer other trivia questions about an artist (“Which Billy Joel song about death was banned from Catholic faith radio stations?”). The right answer earns you one point and the chance to try a two-point bonus question from the more general section. All questions are printed on square cardboard cards, which must then be inserted into the “Truth Console,” a 4-by-6-inch, TV-shaped viewer, to reveal the answer. –Richard FarrCompetitive music trivia with a dash of pop culture knowledge required. Be the first player (or team of players) to score 25 points by correctly answering questions about music videos. Depending on the category (determined by a roll of the special die), you may have to sing a line from the song in question (Madonna’s “Material Girl” if you’re lucky, Tommy Tutone’s “867-5309” if you’re not), answer a question about a music video (“This video–Father Figure by George Michael–is based on what Robert De Niro movie?”), or answer other trivia questions about an artist (“Which Billy Joel song about death was banned from Catholic faith radio stations?”). The right answer earns you one point and the chance to try a two-point bonus question from the more general section. All questions are printed on square cardboard cards, which must then be inserted into the “Truth Console,” a 4-by-6-inch, TV-shaped viewer, to reveal the answer. –Richard Farr