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Guess the Song Lyric - Animated Movie Edition

EPISODE · Sep 7, 2020 · 41 MIN

Guess the Song Lyric - Animated Movie Edition

from Enchanted Ears: A Disney Adults Podcast · host Angela and Joe: The Disney Duo

Hello and welcome to your FAVORITE Disney podcast, Enchanted Ears! I'm so excited to share the game with you this week, but first, let's go over some Disney News. This week, Disney announced that the Poly would be undergoing a Moana re-theming.  Plus, the live-action Mulan dropped on Disney+.  We discuss whether it's worth your money. Back by popular demand is the Guess the Disney Song Lyric game. This time around, we have 10 more lyrics for you to guess. (If you missed it, check out episode 94 where we do the same thing with different songs.) The rules are simple. Either Joe or I will play part of a song and it's up to the other person (and you!) to guess the next line. Will Joe be able to unseat me as the reigning lyric champion? Will he lose and cry because he's lost all hope like Anna toward the end of Frozen 2? Or will I be the one crying and throwing myself on the bed like an old-school Disney princess? Listen and see. Also, don't forget to let us know how you did on our Facebook page or better yet, on the Enchanted Ears Family Group. Head on over there to interact with us and engage with other Disney fans. We could all always use more pixie dust in our days! Have a magical week! Check us out on Facebook and Youtube or submit a question/topic for us to discuss on a future episode or support us on Patreon.

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