HoodFued Music Edition – Black Culture Hip Hop and RNB Soul Trivia Deck for Game Night, 76 Survey Questions, 2-Team Feud-Style Play, Portable Party Fun for Cookouts & Dorms

HoodFued Music Edition – Black Culture Hip Hop and RNB Soul Trivia Deck for Game Night, 76 Survey Questions, 2-Team Feud-Style Play, Portable Party Fun for Cookouts & Dorms

• Binge-worthy music trivia showdown: HoodFued Music turns any living room, porch or dorm lounge into a live game-show set, challenging two hype squads to shout the most-popular answers to 76 hip-hop and R&B survey questions about chart toppers, deep-cut samples and timeless slow jams. Quick rounds, steal rules and points that match real fan polls spark bragging rights and belly laughs worthy of a Verzuz watch-party.
• Built to survive the hype: The deck uses thick linen-finish cards with bold, high-contrast fonts that shrug off sticky wing sauce, patio breezes and backpack toss-arounds. Each survey prompt is triple-checked for cultural authenticity by DJs, journalists and everyday playlist curators, so every question feels fresh, celebrates Black music history, and stays welcoming to anyone ready to vibe.
• Zero-fuss setup, travel-size boost: Slip the slim box in a tote or glove compartment and spark instant fun at HBCU tailgates, studio sessions, road trips or office mixers. One minute of prep—divide teams, pick a host, shuffle—and you’re firing off guesses that test how well you know the block, the timeline and your auntie’s favorite slow jam, with no app, batteries or speakers required.
• Replay value that keeps the block talking: Fresh survey data, rotating categories and optional Lightning Rounds make every session feel brand new. Mix HoodFued Music with any previous edition for a deeper pool, or house-rule bonus rounds like “Old School vs New School” to let every generation flex. Perfect for Juneteenth, karaoke pre-games or Sunday-cleaning playlists.
• Black-owned, community-tested guarantee: Designed by Card Plug, a small indie studio rooted in the culture, HoodFued Music was play-tested at barbershops, block parties and late-night studio lock-ins nationwide.