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bdeyes
guys im doing a birthday party for a 7 year old

i have a coupla of games,
any games are pointers appreciated, but what on earth do i play for them????

Thanks
Dave
stardust
High school musical, barbie girl, girls aloud for the girls.. and general Pop for the boys & girls such as
s Club 7 - Reach, macarena, cha cha slide etc.

I did a 5 year old disco yesterday and the birthday boy was mad on Star Wars so i played a few Star wars sound effects and the theme tune,

but i find the ages between 7 - 10 are so unpredictable ... i had a 9 year old ask for Green day and Guns n roses last week!
So be prepared for anything but as long as you take the basic pop classics it should be fine.

Games - Musical Bumps/Musical Statues, another game which always goes down well is shark island.
And the obvious classic (which lasts around 15 minutes and eats up the time kid.gif is the disco dancing competition).
Chrispy
For information on games for this age group, have a read of the following thread

http://www.dj-forum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3101
vokf
I did a 10yr old party a few weeks ago..
The girl wanted lots of High School Musical, and there was a lad who wanted "better" stuff (Killers in his case)


It will be fun - I've got a 12yr olds birthday tomorrow today.. But they are more picky..
RnB, Hip Hop, and others...
However, they have some pre-arranged party games, and I'll be doing the "toilet roll" game .

7yrs will be easy - the will be listening the Radio 1 in the mornings on the way to school with their mum (stereotyping here...).
This means the last few NOW CD's, hopefully you'll have "Ting Tings" and "Rolex", and it will be a fun gig.

During any games, play some "way out stuff" ;-) So you don't use up any modern tracks - they won't be listening anyway!

As a guide, my 8yr old loves Jacko, Killers, Razorlight, and most things - kids are much more aware of music than I was a their age..

Please post back on how you go on!
(I'll be posting mine!)

Jason
gadget
QUOTE(vokf @ Jun 14 2008, 01:19 AM)

This means the last few NOW CD's, hopefully you'll have "Ting Tings" and "Rolex", and it will be a fun gig.

As a guide, my 8yr old loves Jacko, Killers, Razorlight, and most things - kids are much more aware of music than I was a their age..


I was quite surprised I wasn't asked for Wiley/Rolex last night (some of the kids looked through the cd collection, and its on mastermix 95). I was asked for 4 minutes by Madonna, which is err 4 minutes.. Lucky I had that with me last night.

Was asked for some stuff that I didn't have, and one lad requested Bob teh Builder - can we fix it, and got him to promise dance to it when it was on. When it was put on, he ran off out the room, and was chase by about 6 other kids forcing him to dance to it biggrin.gif


Cha Cha Slide - most know this. Macarena - always goes down well too... Surprised I wasn't asked for any High School Musical last night!!!

Just out of question, what track(s) off of HSM do people ask for?
KrazyKaz
QUOTE(gadget @ Jun 14 2008, 06:53 PM)


Just out of question, what track(s) off of HSM do people ask for?


Ones I find most poular at majority kiddie gigs are:

HSM

We're All in This Together
Breaking Free
Get'cha Head In The Game
Stick To The Status Quo
Bop to the Top

HSM 2

All For One
Bet On It
I don't Dance
Everyday
Fabulous
What Time Is It?
You Are The Music In Me


stardust
With regards to High school Musical.. Last year i eally had trouble with High school Muscial as i thought the music was a heap of crap and i did not know which were the popular tracks which the kids loved so i bit the bullet and sat down and watched the 2 films to get a feel...

Being the sad man i am, i actually quite enjoyed the movies...
(i do have an excuse as i have 2 kids!!)

But as soon as you have seen the movies you will know straight away which songs are popular etc..

I have even gone hardcore and purchased the HSM dance mix cd..


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