Karaoke Uncle! Guide: How to Sing, Clap, DROP and Beat Your Whole Street

Karaoke Uncle! is a karaoke battle where the score is a place on the street. A wall of sound sits between you and your rival, and every line moves it. This guide covers how the singing is judged, how to charge the DROP, and what each kind of rival will try. The last feud stays a surprise.

How singing works

A rival sings a line first, then you answer on the same tune. Use their line to learn the shape. Blue bars are yours, pink bars are theirs, and the yellow ribbon is your voice.

With a finger or mouse, hold and slide up or down. Near a note your voice is gently pulled onto it, so you need to be close, not exact. Let go and Uncle goes quiet. Move early rather than late, because a note only counts for the time you are on it.

Using a real microphone

Press the mic button on the menu and sing the words. Any octave counts, so low and high voices play the same game. Your pitch is worked out on your own device and is not uploaded. Headphones help, because they keep the band out of the mic. If your voice is not picked up, go back to finger mode: the game is fully playable either way.

Claps and the DROP

You are not idle during their line. Tap on the beat and each good clap charges the DROP. Perfect notes charge it too.

When the button glows, fire it. On their line it also cuts them off for two beats, which is its best use. Fired on the first beat of a bar it becomes a PERFECT DROP and hits half as hard again.

Wails

A wavy pink note is a wail. With a finger, wiggle up and down around it. On the mic, let go and get loud. A good wail pushes harder than a normal note and tends to take out windows.

The rivals

Early rivals teach the basics, and each later one adds a problem:

• The Ward Speaker hides the notes ahead with static on some lines, so listen to how it sang first.
• Mr. Sơn from Power cuts the lights, and your notes only appear up close.
• Road Crew 7 shakes your screen.
• Mister Softy-ish raises the key on every line.
• The Monsoon pushes your voice around, so lean against it.
• The Kepler Delegation speaks in mirrors. Your line is theirs upside down, so read the bars and do not trust your ear.

Spending your money

Buy the Speaker Stack first, since every line pushes harder and the tower looks ridiculous. The Gold Mic widens the perfect window if notes keep slipping. The Sub charges the DROP faster, the Echo Knob protects your combo, and the Lucky Plastic Chair starts every feud a little ahead.

Daily Feud and Block Party

The Daily Feud gives everyone the same song each day. Share the code and compare scores. Block Party opens after the third feud: one long street where each rival you blow out brings the next, and the key keeps climbing.

FAQ

Do I need a microphone? No. A finger, mouse or keyboard plays every feud.

Is my voice recorded? Not unless you choose to film a feud. A filmed clip stays on your device until you save or share it yourself.

Can I play on a phone? Yes, in portrait or landscape.