Heardle Users Credit TikTok For Correctly Guessing Today’s Song

Heardle users have credited TikTok for correctly guessing today’s song on 10th March.

Players of the viral daily music game, which was created as ‘a respectful homage to Wordle with a musical twist’, have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on Heardle 13 - and they’re attributing their win to the popular social media platform.

Warning: Heardle 13 spoilers ahead.

Ella, who managed to guess today’s intro in one second, wrote: “Perks of having TikTok”.

Another user, who worked out the track, which was Lil Nas X’s THAT’S WHAT I WANT, in just two tries said they were “down with the kids!”. 

#Heardle #13

🔊🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️

perks of having tiktok ig 🤪🤪https://t.co/hfDH61hSiN

— ella; its me ☀️ TEMPEST DEBUT (@bbysuno0) March 10, 2022

#Heardle #13

🔉⬛️🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️@sandyangela
Down with the kids!!!https://t.co/qjylwLQG9s

— joanna wainwright (@jo_anna_w) March 10, 2022

“I am slaying the Heardle game ladies xx [sic]”, Ian admitted.

Another wrote of the daily track: “Lowkey actually really like this song (if you get it in the first second, you are insane)”.

“I have absolutely no idea how I got this in 1 second,” Robbie penned.

I am slaying the Heardle game ladies xx

— ian (@iankardash_) March 10, 2022

Meanwhile, Kloe was upset about guessing the song on the second go, writing: “I know I could have got that on the first go ughhh [sic]”. 

A different player was disappointed with their result, and wrote: “Took me way longer than I wanted but mind you I’ve heard that song maybe once in full.”

#Heardle #13
I know I could have got that on the first go ughhh

🔉🟥🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️https://t.co/0FhyvUxDnN

— Kloe 🪐 (@kloedunne) March 10, 2022

The new game, aptly named Heardle, sees players decoding the artist and song name to a musical intro in as few tries as possible - and fans are loving it.

“Each Heardle is semi-randomly plucked from a long list of popularly streamed artists. Much love, and all relevant copyright, to those featured,” the game’s creators explained on the site.

They added: “Heardle was made for a small group of friends, then somehow gained millions of players overnight. Please be kind.”