Unfortunately, today’s Heardle isn’t the easiest to guess. After Alicia Keys entertained us with a love song yesterday, Heardle is taking us all the way back to 1965. It’s safe to say that most of us won’t be getting this right. For starters, Heardle #88 is from an entirely different generation when computers, let alone the internet, didn’t even exist yet. The good news for you is we are here to help. But, first things first - if this is your first Heardle, let us tell you what the game is about first. Inspired by New York Times’ Wordle, Heardle lets you listen to a few bars of a song so you will figure out its title and artist. If you get it wrong, you’ll hear more of the song. You’ll get six tries to get today’s Heardle right. After this, you’ll have to come back tomorrow, which means that your streak will be snapped. If you’d like to take the “easier” route to guess Heardle #88, we’re here to help you out. You can use these clues to try and find out what today’s Heardle is:
One of the first six-minute tricks to become a big hit worldwide Reached No. 2 in the US Billboard charts after coming out Many critics consider the song revolutionary The handwritten lyrics to the song were auctioned for $2 million in 2014 Often listed as No. 1 in many lists of the greatest songs of all time
If all these hints aren’t enough to help you get #Heardle #88 right, that is perfectly fine. We know how important your streak is, and that’s why we’re helping you out. You’ll find the answer to May 24’s Heardle right below: The answer to Heardle #88 is Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan.
