A new quarantine song game trending on Twitter has grabbed the attention of almost every bored-out-of-their-mind netizen.
This new reality that we're in—one with plenty of time on our hands and nothing much to do with it—has left us enthusiastically grabbing on to any form of entertainment we come across. Since there are only so many hours one can Netflix in a day before their brain melts into a puddle, we're all on a perpetual quest to find new ways to stimulate our drowsy minds. Although there's an endless supply of audiobooks/ebooks and video tutorials for everything from 'how to make jam' to 'how to build a rocket' online, netizens live for the simple pleasures such as figuring out what their quarantine theme song would be.
A new quarantine song game trending on Twitter has grabbed the attention of almost every bored-out-of-their-mind netizen. After all, it has all the makings of the perfect internet bait. It's simple, personal, relatable, and hilarious. All you have to do is figure out when you celebrated your 12th birthday and find out which song was number one on the charts on that date. With the game opening up endless possibilities, the results of the quarantine theme song hunt range from rib-tickling to "oh, that got real dark real soon."
People who matched with the likes of R.E.M.'s "It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" and Boyz II Men's " End Of The Road" aren't exactly hopping up and down with joy.
I'll be damned if this is my quarantine theme song! pic.twitter.com/OXpkUk6zNE
— Indoor Tostig (@TostigGodwin) March 31, 2020
Haha a very fitting Sinead O Connor song, and as it happens “it’s be 7 hours and 15 days”
— Conrad Clancy (@con_clancy) April 5, 2020
Tears on my pillow . Cheers pic.twitter.com/NARVXM921N
— David Maguire (@Squire1967David) April 4, 2020
“Eve of Destruction “ by Barry Mc Guire 29/9/1965. Spooky or what?
— Steve Mac (@Stephen05326396) April 5, 2020
The Edge of Heaven - Wham!
— Emily Jackson (@PinotYouWantTo) April 1, 2020
I’m finding that a tad ominous!!!
#IThinkWereAloneNow No kidding! #QuarantineThemeSong https://t.co/ekXFsvkyHr pic.twitter.com/K441blPOsw
— Fiona MacDonald (@FLMacDonald_AU) April 5, 2020
Meanwhile, some netizens have found comfort and hope in their theme song results.
I feel like my top three is pretty good 😂😂 #quarantinethemesong pic.twitter.com/8KfT6xcFSG
— Cal °o° (@Callywag119) March 31, 2020
Looks like I’m gonna be Vogue-ing all quarantine (although I may have to add some ‘Birdhouse in your Soul’ to the mix too now I’ve been reminded of the charts for that year 😂😍) thanks @officialcharts #QuarentineThemeSong pic.twitter.com/W9Uc3GujeU
— Helen⁷ MummaMochi 💜 (@HelenBaines2) April 1, 2020
C’est La Vie - B*Witched. It just so happens I have a hard copy! Now all I need to do is find a tape player 😂 #QuarantineThemeSong #Covid19 pic.twitter.com/wwFTtmDQOD
— Helen McEntee TD (@HMcEntee) April 5, 2020
Have you figured out what yours is yet?