The Who Game
The Who Game was a regular feature on Scott Mills' BBC Radio 1 show. It was revived in June 2022 for Scott's final summer on the station, with the last edition in August 2022. Here are all our write-ups of the Who Game.
A viral Radio 1 jingle dance introduced Jake and his family before Chris embraced Toby's theory that wanting bigger feet as a child might somehow make them grow. [...]
Scott's outdoor gathering erupted when guests kept cutting successful songs off to queue their own choices, creating the new insult “pop blockers” and a strict rule that nobody touched the speaker until the track ended. [...]
Chris admitted he could sing entire songs without knowing what they were about, so Scott reduced drivers license and other hits to rapid ten-second plot summaries. [...]
Chris's barbecue obsession became a potential TV format, Animal Tennis made another listener choose between grunts and animals, and the Who Game dug up Flappy Bird-era memories. [...]
Listener Will tried to sing Olivia Rodrigo after shouting through England's win, while Hannah revealed a segway crash caused internal bleeding in an extremely unfortunate place. [...]
Cattle genetics adviser Robin returned with the promised bull catalogue, letting Scott and Chris browse breeding statistics and treat farm matchmaking like a particularly serious dating app. [...]
Laura's Halloween props looked so realistic that a frightened shopper called the police, while Scott and Chris opened the VIP section to listeners with their very best stories. [...]
James Newman laughed off the UK's Eurovision nul points by joining the quiz, while Scott gave the final Premier League table an Official Chart countdown and listeners defended their “medieval” jobs. [...]
Scott shared his increasingly strange WhatsApp friendship with Iceland's Daði Freyr, while listeners revealed what disgusting things they would willingly take to the face in exchange for a proper night out. [...]
Peppa's short temper, muddy puddles and unlikely animal friendships sounded much stranger when stripped of the children's-TV framing, while Pitbull or Shakespeare and The Who Game returned. [...]