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Singkropono

A close-up shot of a Singkropono as shown during the first 100 Nurses episode.

## Information

### Description

A portmanteau of the words "sing" and "*mikropono*", which is Tagalog for "microphone".

### Purpose

To listen to the responses provided by each player.

The ***Singkropono*** plays an extremely significant role in Everybody, Sing!. The primary objective of this prop is to listen to the responses of each player who will take part in the games that are provided by the show. This prop has appeared in all three seasons, including the 100 Songbayanan Special. The *Singkropono* is mounted on a stand and embellished with diamonds for a "dazzling effect".

## Overview

Vice Ganda introduces the *Singkropono* at the beginning of each episode, usually after he greets the group and wishing them a "good luck", before being followed by the first round of competition, which is always Sing in the Blank. Following this round, the teams advance to the subsequent round. There are numerous possible introductions depending on the group, but Vice will always call out "**Singkropono, rise!**" at the end of his introduction to summon the Singkropono to the stage.

For example, during the 100 Nurses episode, Vice said the following spiel before he summons the *Singkropono*: "Bihasa na sila sa pagkuha ng dugo, pero ngayon, pagkuha ng mga segundo at premyo muna ang aatupagin natin gamit ito! Singkropono, rise!" (They're used to draw blood [from us], but first, we're going to use this to get seconds and prizes first! *Singkropono*, rise!)

Following his introduction to the *Singkropono*, he will announce which row will be the first to play the group's introductory game, Sing in the Blank. Then Vice will say, "ChooSera, choose na!" (ChooSera, choose now!) followed by "ChooSera" selecting the group that will play the aforementioned game. Then, he will announce, "Row (number), come on down!" to indicate that the game has officially begun.

### Changes

#### Season 1

During the first season, there were five *Singkropono*s present throughout the season. Each player was given two chances to sing their assigned lyric. To practice social distancing, those *Singkropono*s were guarded by plastic barriers.

#### Seasons 2, 3 & 100 *Songbayanan* Special

The number of Singkroponos was doubled to ten during the 100 Songbayanan Special and the second and third seasons, and that number was the original number of *Singkropono*s present in the set as seen on the special.

## Trivia

* There was an episode of Season 3 were Vice was hit by a stand after the second round of Ultimate, Everybody GuesSing.
50 Gas Station Employees

The ***50 Gas Station Employees*** were the eleventh group to play during the second season and the forty-fourth group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This was the third group to win the jackpot prize this season, and the tenth group overall.

This episode had a 4.5% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Gameplay

Template:50 Gas Station Employees Gameplay

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Gas Station Employees Singko Segundo Challenge

### Everybody, GuesSing?

Template:50 Gas Station Employees Jackpot

## Statistics

Template:50 Gas Station Employees Statistics
50 Funeral and Cemetery Workers

The ***50 Funeral and Cemetery Workers*** were the ninth group to play during the second season and the forty-second group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This episode featured two new games: A-B-Sing and Ayu-Sing Mo.

This episode had a 4.1% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Gameplay

Template:50 Funeral and Cemetery Workers Gameplay

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Funeral and Cemetery Workers Singko Segundo Challenge

### Everybody, GuesSing?

Template:50 Funeral and Cemetery Workers Jackpot

## Statistics

Template:50 Funeral and Cemetery Workers Statistics
50 Magkasintahan at Mag-Ex

The ***50 Magkasintahan at Mag-Ex*** were the twenty-sixth and last group to play during the second season and the fifty-ninth group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This was the fifth group to win the jackpot prize this season, the second group to win the jackpot in 2023, and the twelfth group overall.

This episode had a 4.8% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Gameplay

Template:50 Magkasintahan at Mag-Ex Gameplay

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Magkasintahan at Mag-Ex Singko Segundo Challenge

### Everybody, GuesSing?

Template:50 Magkasintahan at Mag-Ex Jackpot

## Statistics

Template:50 Magkasintahan at Mag-Ex Statistics
100 Mangangalakal

**100 Mangangalakal** were the tenth group to play on the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 garbage collectors to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Jireh Lim for the second episode. This group was the second group to win the maximum jackpot prize of ₱2,200,000 after the 100 Manila Fire Survivors.
DarkZombie Dinosaurs Wiki

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Towers

**This page is a huge spoiler, since discovering different tiles is a major part of gameplay, so stop reading unless you have to! You've been warned!**

Towers are the tile with the highest unlock requirement at 15000/min. There are twelve different types of Towers with a broad pallet of effects based on which combination of tiles you place next to them. Only one tower of each type can be placed at a time, otherwise the duplicated Towers default to simple 100 base-power tiles.

## Towers

This is a list of all ~~twelve~~ Tower types and an example of how to use them. It starts with the default Tower type: the Watchtower, then continues in alphabetical order. (NOTE: This list was incomplete, so it isn't in alphabetical order, sorry!)
Shadow Boxing Battles Wiki

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50 Beauticians

The ***50 Beauticians*** were the first group to play during the second season and the thirty-fourth group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This episode featured changes to the show's gameplay and set. The Singko Segundo Challenge debuted in this episode. This was also the first group to win the jackpot prize this season, and the eighth group overall.

This episode had a 4.1% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Background & overview

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Beauticians Singko Segundo Challenge
50 Bartenders

The ***50 Bartenders*** were the nineteenth group to play during the second season and the fifty-second group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This was the fourth group to win the jackpot prize this season, the first group to win the jackpot in 2023, and the eleventh group overall.

## Background & overview

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Bartenders Singko Segundo Challenge
Concavenator

Europe

## Description

Concavenator was a medium-sized primitive carcharodontosaurid, 5–6 m long and 320–400 kg (710–880 **lb). It had** several unique **properties,** including two **very high** vertebrae in front of the **pelvis. which** formed a tall, narrow, **sharp ridge** on the dinosaur's **back (perhaps supporting a hump). However, the** function of such **spikes** is currently unknown. Paleontologist Roger Benson **of** the University of Cambridge **suggested** that one possibility is that "it is analogous to **the head ridges** used in visual **displays,"** but the Spanish **researchers** who discovered it noted **that** it could also be a **thermoregulator.**
Groups that were given an additional cash bonus by Vice Ganda

## Additional cash prizes

The 100 Tattoo & Body Piercing Artists receiving an additional ₱20,000 from Vice Ganda.

## Information

### Description

Vice may give an additional cash prize to a *Songbayanan* if necessary.

It is possible, though extremely unlikely, that Vice Ganda will provide a *Songbayanan* with an additional monetary bonus. This would be determined by the circumstances surrounding the *Songbayanan* in question, as well as Vice's opinion, disposition, and compassion toward the group.

## Overview

See also: Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on Everybody, Sing!

Vice Ganda would donate an additional cash prize to the group in play in some episodes before each episode ended. Vice occasionally rounds up the money accumulated by the group to the nearest hundred thousand pesos, as in the case of 100 Tattoo & Body Piercing Artists, where he donated an additional twenty thousand pesos (₱20,000) after the group collected one hundred eighty thousand pesos (₱180,000), giving the group a total of two hundred thousand pesos (₱200,000), with each individual receiving two thousand pesos (₱2,000).

The 25 Comedy Bar Performers, where notable comedians such as Petite and Divine Tetay, who became guests in the third season, performed, is a notable event. At the conclusion of Everybody, GuesSing, the group correctly guessed only nine out of ten songs, earning them ₱45,000 in total. After revealing the last song not guessed by the group, which was "Gusto Na Kitang Makita" by rock band SessiOnroad, Vice stated that he was glad to see them again after the pandemic hindered their ability to perform their duties and made them all emotional. Vice provided them with an additional ₱100,000 to be divided among the members of the group.

## List of groups with additional bonus

As of July 29, 2023, Vice Ganda has given an additional cash prize to a total of thirteen (13) groups to date. The first season included four (4) groups, the second season included seven (7) groups, and the third season included two (2) groups.

The following were the groups given an additional cash prize:

Season 1
* 25 Janitors and Cleaners: **+₱50,000** (from ₱30,000 → ₱80,000)
* 25 Delivery Riders: **+₱80,000** (from ₱20,000 → ₱100,000)
* 25 Kasambahay: **+₱90,000** (from ₱10,000 → ₱100,000)
* 25 Comedy Bar Performers: **+₱100,000** (from ₱45,000 → ₱145,000)

Season 2
* 50 Quiapo Vendors: **+₱60,000** (₱40,000 → ₱100,000)
* 50 Mananahi: **+₱10,000** (₱90,000 → ₱100,000)
* 50 Repair and Service Technicians: **+₱10,000** (₱90,000 → ₱100,000)
* 50 Karding Survivors and Heroes: **+₱40,000** (₱60,000 → ₱100,000)
* 50 Traffic Enforcers: **+₱20,000** (₱80,000 → ₱100,000)
* 50 Tricycle Drivers: **+₱30,000** (₱70,000 → ₱100,000)
* 50 Pahinante: **+₱30,000** (₱70,000 → ₱100,000)

Season 3
* 100 Pulis: **+₱100,000** (₱150,000 → ₱250,000)
* 100 Tattoo & Body Piercing Artists: **+₱20,000** (₱180,000 → ₱200,000)
Singko Segundo Challenge

The ***Singko Segundo Challenge*** requires one player to correctly guess the song based on the one word that Vice will sing. This word is related to the *Songbayanan* in play. The player will be then given five seconds to guess the song's title. Five seconds will then be added to their timer if the player's guess is correct; otherwise, no seconds will be given if wrong. This is played before the jackpot round.

This game was only featured on the second season. A variation of this challenge was featured on the first round of the third season's jackpot round.

## Game History

Notes
\* - The song is also entitled "The Spageti Song" in streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube.
\*\* - Official name; also known as "Pamela Wan".
\*\*\* - *Toda* is a Filipino slang word for a tricycle driver. It is also known as the acronym of Tricycle Operators and Drivers Association, which is a group of tricycle operators and drivers in local government units (LGUs) in the Philippines.

## Trivia

* This segment is eerily similar to the "Main Event" of the segment "Singing V" on the noontime variety show "*It's Showtime*" in 2012.
100 Mag-Ama

The ***100 Mag-Ama*** were the third group to play during the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited fifty fathers and one child to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Ogie Alcasid for the second episode. This episode is a Father's Day special.

This group had a very impressive performance throughout their game; they doubled their pot during the first round of Ultimate, Everybody GuesSing where they reached their target of seven song titles, doubling their prize to ₱140,000. They were first group to claim the additional two-million-peso jackpot prize after guessing the remaining thirteen song titles in the second round of Ultimate, Everybody GuesSing, therefore bringing up their total prize to ₱2,140,000, with each individual receiving ₱21,400.

## Overview

### Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing?

#### Round 1

First preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **TBA**by TBA

Preliminary round status

#### Round 2

Second preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **TBA**by TBA
 Song #11

Final round status

## Trivia

* This episode was re-aired on July 22nd and 23rd, 2023. There were no new episodes aired that week due to the hosts of It's Showtime (which Vice also attended along with Vhong Navarro, Anne Curtis, and Jhong Hilario) attending the GMA Gala 2023 on July 22, 2023.
* Each father and their child received a total of forty-two thousand eight hundred pesos (₱42,800) as a result of this group winning the additional two-million peso prize.
100 Manila Fire Survivors

The ***100 Manila Fire Survivors*** were the fourth group to play during the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 fire survivors during the May 14 fire incident in Sta. Cruz, Manila. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Sheryn Regis for the second episode.

## Background & overview

According to CNN Philippines, a fire broke out in a residential area in Sta. Cruz, Manila early Sunday morning, killing two people and injuring at least four others. The fire occurred at around 2:49 a.m. along Oroquieta Street and destroyed houses, commercial establishments, and a five-story residential structure built with light materials. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it allegedly started on the 4th floor of the five-story building. The fire also affected the power supply of LRT-2 Recto Station, prompting limited operations from Antipolo to V. Mapa stations and back from 5:00 a.m. until 10:56 a.m., with operations normalizing by 1:15 p.m. Around 2,500 residents were displaced by the fire, which hit 400 houses and establishments, with an estimated cost of damage at ₱1.5 million.

## Gameplay

Template:100 Manila Fire Survivors Gameplay

### Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing?

#### Round 1

First preliminary round status

 Song #6
 **Ikaw ang Miss Universe ng Buhay Ko**by Hotdog

Preliminary round status

#### Round 2

Second preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **Nosi Balasi**by Sampaguita

Final round status

## Statistics

Template:100 Manila Fire Survivors Statistics

## Trivia

* The Manila Fire Survivors were the...
	+ ...second group to reach the maximum target of ten songs during the first round of Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing. The first group that achieved this were the 100 Mag-Ama.
	+ ...first group to claim the third season's maximum jackpot prize of ₱2,200,000.
	+ ...first group to both guess ten song titles on both rounds of *Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing*.
	+ ...second group to win the additional two-million peso prize. The first group that achieved this were also the 100 Mag-Ama.
* In addition to the ₱22,000 pesos that each player received from the show, ABS-CBN Foundation's *Sagip Kapamilya* also provided them with relief supplies.

## References

1. ↑ CNN Philippines Staff. (2023, May 14). 2 killed, 4 injured as fire hits residential area in Sta. Cruz, Manila. CNN Philippines. http://www.cnnphilippines.com/metro/2023/5/14/fire-hits-residential-area-sta-cruz-manila.html
50 Karding Survivors and Heroes

The ***50 Karding Survivors and Heroes*** were the twelfth group to play during the second season and the forty-fifth group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This episode had a 4.5% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Gameplay

Template:50 Karding Survivors and Heroes Gameplay

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Karding Survivors and Heroes Singko Segundo Challenge

### Everybody, GuesSing?

Template:50 Karding Survivors and Heroes Jackpot

## Statistics

Template:50 Karding Survivors and Heroes Statistics
50 Overseas Filipino Workers

The ***50 Overseas Filipino Workers*** were the twentieth group to play during the second season and the fifty-third group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This episode had a 4.6% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Gameplay

Template:50 Overseas Filipino Workers Gameplay

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Overseas Filipino Workers Singko Segundo Challenge

### Everybody, GuesSing?

Template:50 Overseas Filipino Workers Jackpot

## Statistics

Template:50 Overseas Filipino Workers Statistics
100 Sari-Sari Store Sellers

The ***100 Sari-Sari Store Sellers*** were the sixth group to play during the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 sari-sari store sellers to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Adie for the second episode.

## Gameplay

Template:100 Sari-Sari Store Sellers Gameplay

### Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing?

#### Round 1

First preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **TBA**by TBA

Preliminary round status

#### Round 2

Template:100 Sari-Sari Store Sellers Jackpot Round 2

## Statistics

Template:100 Sari-Sari Store Sellers Statistics
100 Nurses

The ***100 Nurses*** were the eighth group to play on the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 nurses to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Ice Seguerra for the second episode.

The first episode garnered a 7.6% rating while the second episode garnered a 6.5% rating from AGB Nielsen. This was the first time that the show reached the seven percent mark in ratings.

## Background & overview

For the first preliminary round of their game, the first five rows that played had garnered a total of 30 correct answers. Each group had 6 correct answers for this round, and Lights, Camera, Act-Sing! was game the highest score, with 7. After the first five games were played, the group collected 72 seconds for the preliminary round of Ultimate, Everybody GuesSing. For this round, the group decided that they will guess the first eight song titles of their board. At the end, only five were correctly guessed, therefore they had 15 more songs to guess at the final round of the jackpot round. Their pot money as of the end of the first round was fifty thousand pesos (₱50,000).

Meanwhile, for their second preliminary round, the last five rows that played had garnered a total of 40 correct answers, with each group having eight correct answers. Both Sing-Tunog and The ChooSing One were the games with highest scores, with 9. After the last five games, the group garnered another 80 seconds for the final round of *Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing*. Before they started, the group unanimously decided to place their Golden Time Bonus on song number three, and to surprise, the song with the bonus attached was the first song they correctly guessed, adding an additional 10 seconds to their timer. The song with the attached bonus was "Estudyante Blues" by Freddie Aguilar. After numerous repeats of the songs that they needed to guess and their timer went down to zero, the group failed to guess the last remaining song, which was "Tanging Dahilan" by Belle Mariano (song number 14).

The group only took home one-hundred ninety thousand pesos (₱190,000). No additional cash prize by Vice Ganda was given to this group. Therefore, each player received one thousand nine-hundred pesos (₱1,900).

## Trivia

* This group holds the record for the most correct answers in Lights, Camera, Act-Sing! as of the 100 Government Employees episode, with 7. The other groups had a score of six and below.
* Ronnie Alonte appeared on the set while taping for this episode.
* The teaser for this group was revealed on the July 23 replay episode that showed the gameplay of 100 Mag-Ama.
100 Band Members

**100 Band Members** were the fourteenth group to play on the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 dancers to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Paolo Benjamin and Miguel Benjamin of the group Ben&Ben for the second episode.
100 Pulis

The ***100 Pulis*** were the first group to play during the third season of Everybody, Sing!.

This episode featured two new games: Lights, Camera, Act-Sing!, and Sing-Tunog, while the guests for this episode were comedians Divine Tetay and Petite for the first episode and KZ Tandingan for the second episode.

This episode had a 5.4% weekly average rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Gameplay

### Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing?

#### Round 1

First preliminary round status

 Song #6
 **Tameme**by Jolina Magdangal

Preliminary round status

#### Round 2

Second preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **Tunay Na Mahal**by Lani Misalucha
 Song #11
 **Tama Na**by Darren Espanto | **Magmahal Muli**by Sam Milby & Say Alonzo | **Time In**by Yeng Constantino
 Song #16

Final round status

## Trivia

* This group had the most number of correct answers as of the 100 Tattoo & Body Piercing Artists episode, with 70 out of 100 correct answers.
Velociraptor

Asia

## Description

Velociraptor is a **genus** of small dromaeosaurid **dinosaur** that lived in Asia during the Late **Cretaceous,** about 75 to 71 million years ago. Two species are currently **known,** although others have been **identified** in the past. The type species is V. mongoliensis; **Fossils** of this species have been **found** in **Mongolia's** Djadochta **Formation. Another** species, V. osmolskae, was named in 2008 **after** skull material from the Bayan Mandahu **Formation in** China. Smaller than other **dromaeosaurs such as** Deinonychus and Achillobator, Velociraptor was about **1.5 to 2.07 meters** long **and weighed about 14.1 to 19.7 kg. However, it** shared many of the same anatomical features. It was a **bipedal feather-eater** with a long tail and an enlarged sickle-shaped claw on each **hind leg, presumably** used to **repel** and **hold** prey. Velociraptor can be distinguished from other **dromaeosaurs** by its **long,** low **skull** with an upturned **nose.** Velociraptor (commonly **called** "raptor") is one of the most familiar **dinosaurs** to the general public **thanks** to its prominent role in the Jurassic Park **movies.** In real life, however, Velociraptor was **about** the size of a turkey, **much** smaller than the **2-meter-long, 90-pound** reptiles seen in the novels and **movies** (which were based on members of the **tribe). Genus** Deinonychus). Today, Velociraptor is known to paleontologists, with **more than** a dozen fossil **skeletons described,** most of **which are dromaeosaurs.** One particularly famous specimen preserves a Velociraptor locked in **battle** with a Protoceratops.
TagaliSing

***TagaliSing*** is a game where the participants in the chosen row will be tasked with translating English words into Tagalog equivalents. The song will be performed in Tagalog by the resident band. In this game, each correct answer is worth 2 seconds on the jackpot timer, and the player will receive one thousand pesos (₱1,000).
25 Bus, Jeepney, and Tricycle Drivers

The ***25 Bus, Jeepney, and Tricycle Drivers*** were the eighteenth group to play during the first season of Everybody, Sing!.

There was a separate episode featuring another batch of tricycle drivers in the second season.

## Gameplay

Template:25 Bus, Jeepney, and Tricycle Drivers Gameplay

### Everybody, GuesSing?

Template:25 Bus, Jeepney, and Tricycle Drivers Jackpot

## Statistics

Template:25 Bus, Jeepney, and Tricycle Drivers Statistics
Ayu-Sing Mo

***Ayu-Sing Mo!*** (stylized as ***AYU-Sing Mo!***) requires players to correctly guess the lyrics by watching a video clip of someone lip syncing the correct lyrics while the audio is muted. *Ayu-Sing Mo!* debuted in the second season on the "50 Funeral & Cemetery Workers" episode.

## Trivia

* This segment is eerily similar to the "Singing V" segment from the noontime variety show "*It's Showtime*" back in 2012.
100 Solo Parents

**100 Solo Parents** were the seventeenth group to play in the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 male & female solo parents to test their skills in singing. This episode was first aired on November 25 to 25, 2023. The guests for this episode were Beki Velo and Didong for the first episode, and Barbie Almalbis for the second episode.

This group is the fourth group to reach their target score of 10 songs in the first round of Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing and the seventh group overall to reach their first target in the said jackpot round.
100 Pawnshop & Money Remittance Tellers

**100 Pawnshop & Money Remittance Tellers** were the thirteenth group to play on the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 dancers to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Bugoy Drilon for the second episode.
50 Bank Employees

The ***50 Bank Employees*** were the eighth group to play during the second season and the forty-first group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This was the second group to win the jackpot prize this season, and the ninth group overall.

This episode had a 3.7% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Background & overview

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Bank Employees Singko Segundo Challenge
Red Flood/AYR Thracia

This page is a soft redirect.*Red Flood* has a wiki with more information on this topic. See AYR Thracia on the RF to learn more.
For more information on soft redirects, see here.

## General information

### Ideology

 Agrarian Socialism
(Revisionist Socialism)

### Diplomacy

 Autonomous Yugoslav Region of Yugoslavia

## Geographical information

### Demonym(s)

Thracian

The **Autonomous Yugoslav Region of Thracia** (**BUL**), commonly shorted to **AYR Thracia**, is a country in Southeast Europe.
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50 Construction Workers

The ***50 Construction Workers*** were the fifth group to play during the second season and the thirty-eighth group overall to play on Everybody, Sing!.

This episode had a 4.8% rating from AGB Nielsen.

## Gameplay

Template:50 Construction Workers Gameplay

### Singko Segundo Challenge

Template:50 Construction Workers Singko Segundo Challenge

## Statistics

Template:50 Construction Workers Statistics
Pic-Sing A Broken Song

***Pic-Sing A Broken Song*** is a game that involves players guessing the missing lyric using a picture as a clue. Players must pay attention to the picture closely as it may add some irrelevant objects that may not be related to the answer, with the clue for the actual song lyric being signified by an arrow. Each correct answer adds 2 seconds towards the jackpot timer, and the player will receive one thousand pesos (₱1,000).

Each contestant will be given three seconds to answer his or her assigned line. When the player gets his or her line wrong or doesn't give any response, his or her line will be skipped, and the game will be passed to the next player until all five (for Season 1) or ten players (for Seasons 2 and 3) have finished their attempts.

## Overview

*PicSing a Broken Song* is a game in which players must fill in the missing lyric with a picture as a clue. Each player must figure out what the missing lyric is by looking at the picture and what the picture depicts. As with all games, each player is given three seconds to answer his or her assigned line. If he or she does not answer, or get his or her answer wrong, his or her line will be skipped, and the game will be passed to the next player until all five (for Season 1) or ten players (for Seasons 2 and 3) have finished their attempts.

## Trivia

* Only one group has achieved a perfect score for this game (25 Flight Attendants).
	+ Meanwhile, no group has achieved a perfect score in the second season; only the 50 Bartenders and 50 Kambal at Triplets had achieved nine correct answers.
* This game had the greatest number of low scores of all the games played in the series.
	+ Thirteen groups had a low score in this game in the first season alone, while ten groups also had a low score in the second season.
	+ This game had an average score of five in the first two seasons.
Sing in the Blank

***Sing in the Blank*** is the first game played in the show. The mechanics is very simple—players must fill in or provide the missing lyrics. The melody or singing style does not impact the answer; the focus is on providing the correct lyrics of the song. Each correct answer adds 2 seconds towards the jackpot timer, and the player will receive one thousand pesos (₱1,000).

Unlike other games that give out clues, *Sing in the Blank* does not give any clues about the missing song lyric. This unique game challenges players to fill in the blanks of popular songs without any hints or clues. It requires a deep knowledge of lyrics and a sharp memory to recall the missing words. With each round, players are presented with a new set of lyrics and must quickly fill in the missing words before time runs out. It is up to the player if he or she knows the lyrics to the song played by the resident band. As with each game, each contestant will be given three seconds to answer his or her assigned line. When the player gets his or her line wrong or doesn't give any response, his or her line will be skipped, and the game will be passed to the next player until all five (for Season 1) or ten players (for Seasons 2 and 3) have finished their attempts.

This game has been featured in all three seasons, including the 100 *Songbayanan* Special.

## Overview

This is always the first game played in the series. The group that will play this game will be randomly selected by the *ChooSera*. After a small interview with the contestants, and a small introduction of the song title that the resident band will play, the game will start, and the resident band will play an assigned song for the game. Once the line with the missing lyric is approached, the resident band will stop playing for the contestant to figure out what the missing lyric is. Vice will then ask if the contestant's answer is correct. If it is correct, the contestant adds 2 seconds towards the jackpot timer, and the player will receive one thousand pesos (₱1,000). Meanwhile, if it is wrong, the contestant's line will be skipped, and the game will be passed to the next player until all five (for Season 1) or ten players (for Seasons 2 and 3) have finished their attempts. Once finished, Vice will announce their score, and the time that they have accumulated for the jackpot round will be added to their timer.

## Trivia

* Both the first and second seasons had two perfect and near-perfect scores of *Sing in the Blank*.
	+ A perfect score was achieved by the 25 Community Pantry Volunteers and 25 Tourism Industry Workers in the first season, and by the 50 Mangingisda and 50 Pahinante in the second season.
	+ Meanwhile, a near-perfect score was achieved by the 25 Comedy Bar Performers and 25 Street Food Vendors in the first season, and by the 50 Repair and Service Technicians and 50 Traffic Enforcers in the second season.
* The second season had more low scores than the first season, with eight.
* This game had an average score of 6 correct answers on both the first and second seasons.
Sing-Tunog

## About

### Description

Players must figure out what the missing lyric is based on the similar word given by the guest.

### Correct answer value

2 seconds
₱1,000

## Broadcast

### Season(s) appeared

3

***Sing-Tunog!*** is a game in which players must figure out what the missing song lyric is based on the word provided by the celebrity guest or the resident band that is similar to the actual lyric. Each correct answer is worth 2 seconds on the jackpot timer, and the player will receive one thousand pesos (₱1,000).

## Overview

The game's name comes from the word "*kasing-tunog*" which means "sounds like" in English.

Either aided by the celebrity guest or by the resident band, the clue for the missing lyric will be a word that is similar to that lyric. Each player from the chosen row by the ChooSera in play will try to figure out what is the missing lyric with the given clue. Each correct answer given by a contestant contributes two seconds to their jackpot timer and awards the player one thousand pesos (₱1,000).

For example:

* During Adie Garcia's appearance on the 100 Sari-Sari Store Sellers episode where he sang his song "Tahanan", he sang the word "*sisiw*" (chick) instead of "*giliw*" (love).
* During Nyoy Volante's appearance on the 100 Sanitation Workers episode where he sang a cover of Nina's "Someday", he sang the word "earth" instead of "worth".
Everybody, GuesSing

***Everybody, GuesSing*** (stylized as **Everybody, Gues¿ing?**) is the final game that all groups will face in *Everybody, Sing!* to determine how much money will they take home. In this round, all players are tasked to guess ten song titles within their banked time during the preliminary rounds. Each correct answer is worth five thousand pesos (₱5,000) for the first season, ten thousand pesos (₱10,000) for the second season, and one hundred thousand pesos (₱100,000) for the 100 *Songbayanan* Special.

An upgraded version of the jackpot round was featured on the third season dubbed as Ultimate, Everybody GuesSing.

## Overview

After completing five or ten games, the *Songbayanan* will participate in the jackpot round called "*Everybody GuesSing?*". In this round, they need to correctly guess 10 (later 20) song titles to win the jackpot prize. The time available for this round will be the cumulative jackpot seconds earned by the five or ten rows during the preliminary rounds.

For the first and second seasons, the countdown of their accumulated jackpot timer will begin once the resident band starts playing the first song. Their objective in this final game is to win the jackpot round. Each of the players is allowed to provide an answer only once by pressing their individual buzzer. Once they have made their response, they cannot answer again. Each correct guess is valued at five thousand pesos (₱5,000) for the first season and ten thousand pesos (₱10,000) for the second season (₱100,000 for the 100 *Songbayanan* special). The total prize money they will take home will be multiplied by the number of correct answers. For example, if the Songbayanan guessed eight correct song titles, they would receive forty thousand pesos (₱40,000), with each player receiving one thousand six hundred pesos (₱1,600). However, if a player's guess is incorrect, they can make another guess only if there is sufficient time remaining. The game concludes under two conditions: either all players have used their attempts or there is no remaining time.

However, if they manage to guess all 10 song titles correctly, they can take home the jackpot prize worth five hundred thousand pesos (₱500,000) or one million pesos (₱1,000,000), with each player receiving twenty thousand pesos (₱20,000).

## Trivia

* In extremely rare cases, some groups had used up all of their attempts to guess all of their provided song titles. This was common during the first season, as the groups that participated were only given 25 chances to name 10 song titles in the time that they had collected from previous games. However, the groups that had exhausted their attempts were unable to claim the jackpot prize.
25 Community Pantry Volunteers

The ***25 Community Pantry Volunteers*** were the first group to play during the first season of Everybody, Sing!. This also served as the pilot episode of the series.

This episode featured five of the original games: Engli-Sing Ang Lyrics, Pic-Sing A Broken Song, ReverSing, Sing in the Blank, and The ChooSing One. This also featured the interactive mini segment for viewers, Vice Sing Ganda.
100 Haircutters

The ***100 Haircutters*** were the first group featured on the 100 Songbayanan Special finale and the thirty-first group to play on the first season of Everybody, Sing!

This episode featured the original format of the show that featured 100 people playing five games with two groups playing each game, and a bigger correct answer value on the jackpot round.

The show was supposed to premiere on March 15, 2020, but was postponed and later moved its premiere date to June 5, 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines with a modified format.

This format was later brought back for the third season with major changes to the season's format.
Running gags

A **running gag** is a joke whose humor derives from repetition, ideally becoming funnier each time it is repeated.  It is a literary device that involves a joke or comical reference that is repeated throughout a work of literature or other form of storytelling. It can also be defined as an ongoing joke that is regularly repeated or continued. It can also be a joke or humorous allusion used recurrently in a play, film, television skit, etc., for a cumulative comic effect.

Running gags are common in the show, where Vice Ganda would either make a skit or even a joke about a contestant's story or when a contestant gives his or her response to a song within a game.

## Vice's running gags

The following are some of the known running gags during the show's broadcast. Some running gags have become viral on social media.

### "That is wrong."

Most commonly used on season 3, Vice would say that the contestant's answer is wrong, even though the contestant's response is correct. Vice also says "The correct answer is..." and depends on either the contestant's looks, or words related to the missing lyric, depending on the context.

### Double-meaning clue on A-B-Sing

The clue for the missing lyric in the game A-B-Sing is the first letter of the missing lyric, and is based on the missing lyric's number of syllables. First known during the 50 Models episode, where the resident band sang "Bakit" by Rachelle Ann Go, when Kaye sang, "*nalilito ang - ko*," in which the correct answer was "*puso*" (heart). For context, "P-P" is a slang for a person's genital area. Vice is commonly surprised on this gag.

* During the 50 Bartenders episode, two double-meaning clues were given to Row 2, the ChooSera's assigned group to play *A-B-Sing*:
	+ First was "**-**" (*puso*/heart), which was assigned to Player 2 (Ian). He got his line correct.
	+ Second was "**-**", the other term for a man's genital area, was assigned to Player 8 (Res). She answered "*tinig*" (voice); her answer was incorrect. The correct answer was "*tala*" (star).

### "*Dapat ganun ha.*"

Usually used on songs with high notes, Vice would usually say to the contestant that he or she should imitate the high note sung by either the resident band's vocalists or by a celebrity vocalist.

* During the game of A-B-Sing of the 100 Sari-Sari Store Sellers episode, where the resident band sung their hit song "Falling in Love", where Player 10 (Ner) was assigned the line "If you'll be there by my '**S'**", with the correct answer being "side". Vice asked Ner to imitate Kaye's belting note, to which she responded by just saying "side", to Vice's surprise.

## References

1. ↑ https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RunningGag
SYLVEON RETURNS!

***Starters: Return of Sylveon***, has been replaced by it's spiritual successor parody: ***SYLVEON RETURNS!***

### Original Series & Creator

Starters - Movieunleshers (Dane Powroznik)

## Plot

Takes place after Rare Candy. Chespin has an encounter with Dr. Sylveon in a rundown building. This encounter is better than ever before.

## Trivia

* This is a recreation of Jotaro's encounter with DIO, from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 3: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt - Episode 46 - DIO's World, Part 2.

* Chespin takes the place of Jotaro Kujo, Dr. Sylveon takes the place of DIO, and Faizen takes the place of Joseph Joestar.

* "I am now return Chespin" is a quote from the teaser for Return of Sylveon
100 Engaged Couples

The ***100 Engaged Couples*** were the fifth group to play during the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 50 engaged couples around Manila to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Marco Sison for the second episode.

## Background & overview

### Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing?

#### Round 1

First preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **TBA**by TBA

Preliminary round status

#### Round 2

Second preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **TBA**by TBA

Final round status
Ortega

**Ortega** is a character in *Paranoid*.

## Role

Ortega doesn't appear in the demo, though he is mentioned a few times. The first is on a radio broadcast where the announcer is talking about a series of murders and an upcoming interview with Detective Ortega. The other two are during interrogations where Rachel and Patrick are independently asked if they are working for Ortega.

A prequel comic book is expected to focus on Detective Ortega's story prior to the events of *Paranoid*.
100 Taguig Tenement Community

**100 Taguig Tenement Community** were the fifteenth group to play on the third season of Everybody, Sing!. The show invited 100 members of the famous tenement community in Taguig to try and test their skills in singing. The guests for this episode were comedians Beki Velo and Petite for the first episode and Khel Pangilinan for the second episode.

## Background and overview

The Tenement in Taguig was a public housing project by the administration of Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal. The building was constructed in 1963 as a response to the influx of migrants moving to the area which would later be known as Metro Manila.

Located at Western Bicutan, Taguig, Metro Manila, the Tenement is most famous for its basketball court. which generated a lot of buzz online, and also attracted celebrities to come and visit the court and see the tenement's drawings. It was also voted as the "best basketball court in the world," according to a FIBA-sanctioned survey.

One of the most notable court designs from the Tenement is touching tribute to the late Kobe Bryant with his daughter, Gigi Bryant.
However, the Bryants were not the only legends highlighted by the court. It also featured the first Olympic medalist of the country, Hidilyn Diaz. Just recently, Utah Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson pulled up to The Tenement when he went to Manila during his brief Gilas Pilipinas stint and gave out shoes to kids.

## Gameplay

### Ultimate Everybody, GuesSing?

#### Round 1

First preliminary round status

 Song #6
 **Dahan Dahan Dahan Lang**by Ylona Garcia

Preliminary round status

#### Round 2

Second preliminary round status

Song board
 Song #6
 **Tayo Na Lang**by Michael Pangilinan
 Song #11
 **Dahil Sa'yo**by Iñigo Pascual

Final round status

## Notable Moments

* During Lights, Camera, Act-Sing!, with the song "*Anak*" by Freddie Aguilar in play, Toners, the first player in Row 1, answered "*dinudugo*" instead of "*pagtulog*," which surprised Vice. Vice asked Toners what was wrong, and in a surprising turn, Tina, the next player to guess, revealed herself to be Toners' mother. Vice inquired about Toners' issue, and Tina attributed it to his excessive play of "Mobile Legends." Vice asked both Tina and Liam, Tina's wife, for advice regarding the matter. Afterward, Vice instructed the three to sing the first lyric together. Then, Vice asked Tina about the correct missing lyric.

## Gallery

Tokyo Olympic medalists Hidilyn Diaz, Nesthy Petecio, Carlo Paalam, and Eumir Marcial get their own mural at the famed Tenement Court in Taguig City. (Credit: Rappler)Basketball fans commemorated the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant by painting a giant mural at a court in Taguig City. (Credit: Philstar)
## References

1. ↑ “Wikiwand - Fort Bonifacio Tenement.” *Wikiwand*, www.wikiwand.com/en/Fort\_Bonifacio\_Tenement.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Fuertes, Rommel. “Taguig’s Tenement Voted Best Basketball Court | Inquirer Sports.” *INQUIRER.net*, 10 Dec. 2022, sports.inquirer.net/489388/taguigs-tenement-court-voted-best-basketball-court.
Black Hole

***Black Hole*** is a finisher animation in Shadow Boxing Battles. It can be purchased in the shop for 400 Coins. When getting a KO on someone, the map turns dark until the animation ends. As of now, it is the only finisher known to do this effect.

## Trivia

* It is the most expensive finisher animation (for now).
ReverSing

***ReverSing*** (stylized as **RevergniS**) is a challenge to return one reversed line of a song lyric to its correct position. For the third season, instead of the usual one line to transpose, each player will be given two reversed lines to transpose; in order for this order to be correct, the player must sing the exact lyrics of those missing lyrics. In this game, each correct answer is worth 4 seconds towards the jackpot timer, and the player will receive one thousand pesos (₱1,000).
Resurrect

***Resurrect*** is a finisher animation in Shadow Boxing Battles. It can be obtained for free when players first join the game (tho shop shows it costs 250 Coins). This animation was most likely inspired by either the Tankman Ascend meme or the Ascending Spongebob meme. Both which are not verified, so take them with a grain of salt.

## Trivia

* It is likely inspired by the "Ascending" memes.
A-B-Sing

## About

### Description

Players must figure out what the missing lyric is based on the missing lyrics' syllables.

### Correct answer value

2 seconds
₱1,000

## Broadcast

### Season(s) appeared

2, 3

***A-B-Sing!*** is a game in which players use syllables as clues to figure out the missing lyric. The number of syllables required to complete the missing word determines the clue provided by the resident band. For example, if "singing" is the missing lyric, the resident band will sing "S-S" as the clue. In this game, each correct answer is worth 2 seconds on the jackpot timer, and the player will receive one thousand pesos (₱1,000).