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-I figured since you were here and we both love music, I thought we would play a fun game based on your movie "Power Battle." -Oh, great. Yeah. -Yeah. This is called-- [Cheers and applause] This is called the Playlist Playoff. Here we go. -♪ Playlist Playoff ♪ -Now, Paul, here's how this works, okay. You and I are going to compete to see who can pick the perfect song for different situations, since you're in a wedding band in the movie, okay?
We'll each write down our own answer here, then Questlove will judge and pick the best song for each round. Each winning song is worth one point. Or [in Irish accent] one point, as they say in Ireland. -What-- -One point. -You mean they're not going to be worth [in Irish accent] three points? -[Laughs] [Normal] All right, the first one, here we go, is. "You're having a pint at an Irish pub. What's the best drinking song of all time?" -Oof. -Uh. -Uh -- Uh -- Uh -- [Humming silently] I can't remember the name of it.
I'll just say this. -Uh. Mm. All right, all right, here we go. -Okay. -Very good. Uh, I think I'm gonna lose this one. Uh, but, uh, I said -- I said "Whole of the Moon" by The Waterboys. -Oh, that's a great one. -Is it? -I think so. -Is that what you wrote? -No. -Okay. Uh. -But I -- Waterboys. Great song. -It's fantastic. That's a very Irish pub song for me. -Yeah. Uh, you really can't go wrong. Um, I did "Fairytale of New York." -Oh, of course. That's the one. [Cheers and applause] I'm jealous.
By The Pogues. Uh, Questlove? -Yeah, it's The Pogues. -Okay. Yeah. All right. Big deal. Okay, so you win one point. -All right. All right. -That was a great answer. That's the right answer. I was wrong, you were correct. Okay. Number two. Here we go. Uh, "What's the catchiest hook in the history of music?"
I got it. I got it! Ha! Whoo! [Chuckles] [Laughs] Whoo! This one should be maybe worth two points. -Okay. -All right. Uh, catchiest hook in the history of music. Paul Rudd, what is your answer? "Poops, I (bleep) Again." Uh -- That is, uh -- I think he meant "Oops!.I Did It Again" by Britney Spears, but, yeah. Interesting. -Is that what it is?
-It's a parody song. I think I definitely. got this one. -I-I-I don't know why I thought I don't know why-- -It's pretty catchy. -I heard it on the way here. -You did not. -I did! -Uh, you heard that version? -No, I just actually I heard the song and that's why it came to my mind. But I always called it this, and then I wanted to see, um, how -- when this is on TV, how they're going to show this. Like, are they going to-- -Why'd you make it that hard? -Well, here's the thing -- are they gonna -- are they gonna just digitize the whole thing or just -- or just this?
-That. Just that will be -- Where you just marked will be pixeled. -So just that'll just be pixels. You'll see all the rest of it, but that you're not going to see? -We'll pixelize the whole thing. All right, I got that one. -Wait, wait, wait -- What did you-- -I wish I wrote that. It would be so funny. -No, yeah. That's okay. -Okay, I can't tell -- I'm gonna say "Billie Jean," Michael Jackson. [Cheers and applause] -[Vocalizing "Billie Jean"] -No, we can't even clear it, can we?
-We can't even clear it. No. -All right, there you go. That's a catchy hook. All right, you gave me that one. -That's a-- -You gave me that one. -Can you clear "Poops, I (bleep) Again"? -Absolutely. -I wish you-- -Absolutely. -We actually can. Yeah. -Cool. -All right. Here we go. Last question. "You are the wedding singer, and you need the perfect song to end the party. What song is it?" -Oh, I've got that.
-I think -- I think it's this. All right. Wedding band? Ah, I messed up. Ah! -Just erase it. -Yeah, I say it? -Whatcha -- -Nah. -Nah? -What -- -I wrote "Last Dance," Donna Summer. Paul Rudd wrote. -I wrote "Tears In Heaven." -Why? Why are you like this? Come on. What is -- -I think maybe I misunderstood the question. I do think this might end the wedding party. -No, yes, it will end the wedding.
