Singing Like a "Rockstar" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Baseball

"I want a brand new house on an episode of cribs, and a bathroom I can play baseball in, and king size tub big enough for ten plus me."

This song was from the 2005 album "All the Right Reasons". The single was first released in 2006, but was re-released in 2007 along with its music video. The spoken word lyrics between verses were by ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons.

Answer: Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana)

The song, from the album "Hannah Montana 2", was included in several episodes from season two of the "Hannah Montana" TV show. The single was released in 2008 and the song was also performed by Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana at the "Best of Both Worlds" concert.

Answer: Problem

"You hate 'cause I'm a rockstar, a rockstar, a pretty little problem, uh huh. You hate me 'cause I'm everything that you ever wanted to be, and I don't mind 'cause I love it when you're looking at me."

The duo Prima J are cousins Janelle and Jessica Martinez from Rosemead, California. Their debut album did not do well on the charts and only made it to number 172 on the Billboard 200. It did, however, make it to number six on the Billboard Heatseekers Albums Chart. The single for "Rock Star" only made it to number 93 on Billboard Pop 100.

Answer: Bosson

Bosson was the artistic name for the singer born Staffan Olsson. His fame in Sweden first came from imitating Michael Jackson by performing "Black and White". "One in a Million", written for his then girlfriend, was from his second album and was included in the movie "Miss Congeniality". Bosson has toured with artists like Britney Spears and Kylie Minogue.

The song "Rockstar" was from the album of the same name, Bosson's third album, but the album only reached number 49 on the Swedish charts.

Answer: Poison

Poison formed in 1983 with Bret Michaels, Bobby Dall, Rikki Rockett, and Matt Smith. C.C. Deville joined the band in 1986 as a guitarist when Matt Smith left the group. 1986 also saw the release of their debut album, "Look What the Cat Dragged In". Their most successful album was their second one entitled "Open Up and Say...Ahh!". Though the band found a renewal in their popularity in the early 2000s, their sixth studio album, "Hollyweird", was not very well received and only made it to number 103 on Billboard 200.

Answer: Kid Rock and Ludacris

The song was the third single from R. Kelly's album "Double Up", and reached number 54 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs.

Kid Rock was born Robert James Ritchie in 1971. Though he had released several albums before then, his 1998 record "Devil Without a Cause" was his first big success, followed by albums like "The History of Rock" and "Rock n Roll Jesus".

Ludacris, Christopher Brian Bridges, was born in Illinois in 1977. He has won three Grammies, a Screen Actors Guild, MTV, and Critic's Choice award. He played the part of Tej in "Fast Five" and has had several minor and supporting roles in movies like "Fred Claus", "Max Payne", and "No Strings Attached".

Answer: Cop car

N.E.R.D (No-one Ever Really Dies) was formed by The Neptunes (Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo) along with Shay Haley. Their song "Rock Star" was part of their 2001 album "In Search Of" and was released as a single in 2002. It was also played in the movies "Blue Crush", "The Guard", and "Bringing Down the House".

It reached its highest chart position in the U.K. Singles chart at number 15.

Answer: Rockstar 101

The song was from her 2009 album "Rated R" and it included a guitar solo by Slash. Since their was some controversy about the song, a cleaner version was released without Slash. Both versions managed to reach number two on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs chart in 2010.

Answer: True

"Cause I'm a rockstar, baby, on a Saturday night, got every man, woman, child, wishing they could be mine."

Their first CD, "On the Ground EP" was made in 2003 in a temporary studio set up in one of the band member's house. They were later signed to Reaction Records and their first full album "Snakes and Ladders" was released in 2008. "Rockstar" was the band's second and last single released from their 2008 album before they split up in 2009.

Answer: Bizarre

"Me and 50 hanging out, show you what the rock stars all about."

Bizarre was born as Rufus Arthur Johnson in Detroit, Michigan in 1976. "Hannicap Circus" was one of his solo albums, though he was still working with the group D12, Eminem's rap group, at the time of its release. He didn't officially depart from D12 until February, 2012.