“The amount of money we saw we had, we’ve never seen in our entire life. “The original plan was not to - we both said during the break, ‘OK, we’re just going to walk away,'” Lester said. “My mind caught a memory, and then the song title came to me.”Īs it turned out, the couple came close to voluntarily walking away with the money instead of running the risk of losing it on the final song.Īlso Read: 12 'American Idol' Secrets: Courting Simon Cowell, House Party Disasters and the Right Name “My grandmother, who passed away, she used to love Tears for Fears, which is really weird,” the waitress said. Porcelli said that her awareness of the 1984 tune “Shout” came from an unlikely source. “That was a tough way to start, getting the first one wrong.” You gotta get your head out of there,'” the bartender and aspiring musician said. “As soon as I heard ‘Sister Christian,’ and I answered it totally wrong, that’s when I was like, ‘OK, crap. Not every moment went smoothly for the couple, as Lester whiffed on Night Ranger’s power ballad “Sister Christian” early in the episode.
“We’re very blessed.”Īlso Read: Jamie Foxx Shuns Players Over 'Friends'-Theme Fail on 'Beat Shazam' (Exclusive Video) “It still hasn’t sunk in,” Lester told TheWrap about the seven-figure windfall. (Warning: Spoilers ahead for Thursday’s episode of “Beat Shazam”)Ĭhristine Porcelli and Steve Lester became the first team to win the coveted million-dollar prize during Thursday’s episode of the Fox game show “Beat Shazam.” Host Jamie Foxx rewarded the Nashville-based couple after Porcelli correctly identified the Tears for Fears hit “Shout.”
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