(energetic music)
(jingly Christmas music)
(foreign language)
- Special edition.
Today what we're gonna do is all Christmas music.
- So the rules are,
is we've got three rounds.
- Is it three rounds or five?
It's five rounds.
- We've got five rounds.
We gotta look at the last video.
- Wow, we made up this game,
and now we're just like, we don't know.
- The last video has the rules,
we gonna watch that right now.
- Just roll the tape!
- I know the lyrics, I get a point.
If you know the lyrics, you get a point.
Whoever gets the most points wins, super simple.
If we don't know the lyrics,
we get half a point by knowing either the artist,
or the name of the song.
- I'ma do an easy one now first.
- Okay.
- (foreign language)
- It's not connecting to my headphones.
- Then let's use my headphones, instead.
We'll share.
- You clean your ears?
- I don't know but just use it.
(foreign language) - You don't got a headset?
- Right has less.
- You can't do this game, without this song.
♪ Feliz Navidad ♪
- [Both] I wanna wish you a merry Christmas.
- That was really easy.
(foreign language)
You really didn't want to try anything.
(foreign language)
I think you know this one.
(giggles)
- I'm ready.
(El Jologorio playing)
(foreign language)
Who is that?
Is it El Gran Combo?
- It's El Gran Combo.
You don't know it?
You don't know this song?
- No I don't know that song,
that was not popular.
You gotta do a popular songs.
- This is a popular song!
- It's not a popular song.
- (foreign language)
- I don't think any Dominican knows this song.
- I assure you a lot of people know this song.
Do you know this song?
Comment below.
I'm gonna take your Puerto Rican card, revoked.
- I still got a Puerto Rican card
cause I had coquito at the beach in Puerto Rico.
You do that, you got a Puerto Rican card.
- Alright, round two baby, let's go.
- This is an easy one.
(Me Voy A Regalar playing)
- You stopped it there.
- Yes
- What am I supposed to say after that?
(both laughing)
- Marc Anthony
- You shouldn't tell me!
- Alright what's the name of the song?
- (foreign language)
- I'ma give it to you, you said it right the first time.
I'm gonna give it to you because you said it right.
Me Voy a Regalar.
- Me Voy a Regalar.
- Marc Anthony
- Well I get half a point, ding!
Is that a Christmas music?
- Yes because it said navidad.
- That's all it take.
- I don't even like Christmas.
- (foreign language)
- Okay go.
(El Burrito Sabanero playing)
- (foreign language)
- I'll give you the point because,
you know, you said it.
But, you needed help.
Alright, round three! (claps)
- This is so Dominican,
that you can not even find it on Spotify.
(Feliz Cumbe playing)
- You always stop it in the worst parts.
- You don't know this.
You know damn well you don't know this song.
- No I don't know this song.
- You don't know that, do you know who this artist is?
- It is Tono Rosario, no.
- Nope!
- Oro Solido.
- Dang, you got Oro Solido wrong the last time.
- Yeah I know.
Is that Oro Solido?
- That's not Oro Solido.
- Who is this?
- This is some Africans.
- This guy is a Dominican Gem.
(foreign language)
Which Mayimbe, because in the Dominican Republic,
we got two Mayimbes.
I just gave you too many hints.
I will give you half the point
if you can at least get the artist.
- I don't know this artist.
(foreign language)
- Fernandito Villalona
- (foreign language)
(Me Gustan Las Navidades playing)
- (foreign language)
- Yeah.
(foreign language)
- Put it again.
(music resumes)
(foreign language)
Yeah I love singing about lechon.
- (foreign language)
- I'll give you half a point
- You'll give me half a point, okay.
- Half a point for the artist and
half a point for knowing almost the song.
(foreign language)
(music resumes)
- (foreign language)
- Well that was just a wild guess.
- I've never heard that song in my life.
- That was a wild guess.
- No.
- That was a wild guess.
- That was not a wild guess cause I love lechon and pasteles
- Yeah, and that's why you guessed it.
- Yo, what's up with pork,
why we love pork for holidays?
- Cause it's a holiday food.
- I feel bad for pork,
for them that's nightmare.
(foreign language)
- Round 4 right now.
(En Esta Navaidades playing)
(foreign language)
- You said Christmas themed.
- Give me the chorus.
- Okay, okay, okay,
you heard the chorus.
- Play it, it's fine.
(music resumes)
- You're not gonna know this.
- No, I don't know who that was,
I don't know what song was that.
- Dang you can't even guess?
(foreign language)
Guess.
- Los Hermanos Dominicano.
(giggles)
- [Both] Rosario
- Rosario.
- Are you ready, I'm ready.
(Ese Pobre Lechon playing)
- No, that, no.
- You don't know this one?
- I don't know this one.
- Oh man.
- I think I heard it before.
That was a hard one.
- Wow.
- That was really hard.
- Well, no one wins in this round.
Round 5!
- We're tied.
- We are tied.
- This could be a tiebreaker,
or we might need another round.
- And if you don't know this one,
it's gonna hurt in your Puerto Rican soul.
- Uh huh?
- This is gonna hurt.
- Yeah it will, mhmm.
- Even if you don't know the artist.
- I know Puerto Rican Christmas,
so if I don't know it then it's not popular.
Let me not talk that much.
(giggles)
- You talking mad shit.
(Aires De Navidad playing)
(foreign language)
Right?
(music resumes)
- (foreign language)
- I think I know but I'm scared to say because if I'm wrong.
- Oh my god, if you don't recognize that voice?
- Hector Lavoe.
- Okay, you get half a point.
- (foreign language) Aires de Navidad.
- Aires de Navidad.
- I knew it, so I get a point,
half and half.
- Is it a full point or?
- Yeah it's a full point.
- I gave him a point because he gave me a point with the--
(foreign language)
- Okay, this song,
the only thing you have to give me is one word.
Okay?
(Si No Me Dan De Beber Lloro playing)
- What?
- (laughs)
- (foreign language)
- (laughs)
(foreign language)
- It's a two syllable, yeah well I'm helping you.
- It's a verb? - It's a verb.
It's a two syllable verb that happens
(foreign language)
It's one word, it's an emotitonal verb.
- It's an emotional verb.
- Yeah, in present tense.
- (foreign language)
- (laughs)
- It's in present tense.
- (foreign language)
(cheers)
(foreign language)
- In the spirit of the holidays, we both win.
- Ooh.
- Ooh. Wow.
So we're not gonna do another round.
(foreign language)
(laughs)
(foreign language)
Feliz navidad, happy holidays, merry Christmas,
happy new year, happy drinking day.
- (foreign language)
(laughs)
(Christmas bells)
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