If you’re active on social media you’ve probably noticed the latest New Year’s Eve meme that’s been circulating. The meme consists of giving suggestions as to what song – and which minute of it – you’re supposed to play during your New Year’s Eve party, so that you get to set the mood for 2018 and start the year off right. The song can be depressing, funny, obscure, uplifting, or strange, but the point of the meme is to make it as appealing and memorable for all.
Check out some of the most memorable song selections below:
if you play “bring me to life” by evanescence at exactly 11:59:08 on new years eve, the first “wake me up” will play at exactly midnight. start off your new year right
— oob (@tmcripple) December 16, 2017
if you play “It’s Everyday Bro” by Jake Paul at exactly 11:55:42 on New Year’s Eve it’ll finish with enough time left to leave it in 2017.
— We The Unicorns ? (@wetheunicorns) December 18, 2017
If you play the full Champions League theme at exactly 11:58:55 on New Year’s Eve, the first “The Chaaaaaaampions” will play at exactly midnight. Start off your new year right.
— B/R Football (@brfootball) December 18, 2017
If you play the Zoey 101 theme song on December 31st at 11:59:59 “ARE YOU READY?” will play as the clock strikes midnight.
What better way to enter 2018 than Zoey Brooks asking us if we’re ready. Yes sis we’re ready.
— Childhood Shows (@ChildhoodShows) December 19, 2017
You get the gist. People get creative with their tweets.
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While everyone has their own opinions when it comes to the best song to kick off the new year, a large amount of people agree that THE best song to kick off 2018 is Phil Collins’ “In The Air Tonight,” especially during that amazing drum solo. I know 2017’s been a divisive year, but I’m glad we can all find solace in those magical drums.
If you play ‘In The Air Tonight’ by Phil Collins on December 31st at 11:56:40 the drum break will play right as the clock strikes midnight. Start off your new year right.
— Phil Collins (@PhilCollinsFeed) December 21, 2017
