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Game show in which teams of two race against the clock and each other as they attempt to identify the biggest hit songs of all time. In the end, the team with the highest score will outlast the competition and go against Shazam, the world’s most popular song identification app, for the chance to win a cash prize.
Transcript
00:00Welcome to Be Shazam, this is my house and in my house it's all about the M&M's, music and
00:05money.
00:08The idea of having a game show with sort of a variety show and music playing and trying to win
00:15money and then the technology of Shazam, I said this is an opportunity to come back and do something really
00:20fun on television.
00:21Fox is back on Fox.
00:23Only thing you need to know is music.
00:25Three teams gonna battle it out to see who's the fastest and naming the monster hits.
00:31The quicker the answer, the more money they can make.
00:34You'll have country, western, hip-hop, you'll have everything.
00:37Dance it, uh, dance it, uh.
00:41I'm just doing that, I ain't even heard the music yet.
00:43Final song, they get a chance to actually play against Shazam.
00:46Shazam will come out and it's sort of ominous, you know, like, you know, letting me know it's man against
00:51machine.
00:51If you can guess all six songs and you beat Shazam, audience, how much money are they gonna make?
01:00One million dollars!
01:03They'll get some music titles and making lots of money.
01:06But if you've learned that's not something you want to make, that's not a bit complete, but what do you
01:11think?
01:11If you've known and you're so close to your politics, that might make money.
01:22It's the only reason you want to make these answers.
01:23Over there!

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