M.I.L.F.

M.I.L.F.
Opponent(s)	Mommy Mearest
Location	The Limousine
Song Length	2:04
Scroll Speeds	1.4 (Easy) 1.7 (Normal) 2.6 (Hard)
BPM	180 (regular) 200 (ERECT)
Tempo	Presto
Key	B minor (regular) E♭ minor (ERECT)
Maximum Scores
Easy	197 Notes | 68,950
Normal	247 Notes | 86,450
Hard	326 Notes | 114,100
Songs
Previous	High
Next	Cocoa

M.I.L.F. (also spelled M.I.L.F and MILF) is the third and final track of Week 4 and the 13th track of Friday Night Funkin' overall. It was composed by Kawai Sprite and released on the 27^th of December, 2020, and its ERECT remix was composed by Six Impala. It appears on Friday Night Funkin' OST, Vol. 1 and Friday Night Funkin' - The Official Soundtrack Vol. 1.

The opponent for this track is Mommy Mearest.

Unique Effects

At one point in the song, from 0:55 to 1:06, the camera uniquely zooms in on every beat instead of every bar, causing a notable "screen pulsing" effect, likely done to emphasize the intensity of the bass drop when this occurs or to make the sudden difficulty spike more noticeable. The effect is hardcoded in the PlayState.hx file of the source code.

The Henchmen have their usual dance animation slightly altered exclusively for this track due to its faster tempo.

Trivia

• The acronym "M.I.L.F." stands for "Mother I'd Like to Fuck," a term used to describe attractive older women, typically those with children. According to Kawai Sprite, there is no other meaning for the song's title.
• M.I.L.F. is currently the track with the third highest note count and max score on Hard difficulty, at 326 notes and 114,100, respectively. The two tracks that beat it are Guns, with 448 notes and a 156,800 max score, and Stress, with 449 notes and a 157,150 max score.
• M.I.L.F. is tied with Stress for having the fastest scroll speed out of any song in the game, having a note speed of 2.6 on Hard difficulty.
• In a comment made on a SiIvaGunner rip for the song, Kawai Sprite implied that M.I.L.F. was inspired by the infamous 2012 song "MTC" ("Masturbate To Cartoons") by S3RL.
  • In a Tweet made in December of 2020, Kawai Sprite implied that the backing track and chorus of M.I.L.F. were inspired by the popular 1987 song "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley.
• On the 1^st of March, 2021, M.I.L.F. managed to enter the United States Spotify Viral Chart at #37.
  • It also reached #44 on the Billboard charts' weekly debut Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart on the 6^th of April, 2021.
    • Additionally, it is Kawai Sprite's second most-viewed video on his YouTube channel, with a total of 14 million views, the first being Ugh, with a total of 20 million views.
• Prior to the WeekEnd 1 update, M.I.L.F. was spelled as "MILF" in the Freeplay menu, likely due to Friday Night Funkin's lettering system not being able to support periods. It is now spelled as "M.I.L.F." in the Freeplay and Story Mode menus.
• Originally, between 1:22 and 1:28 in the song, the notes were attributed to the incorrect characters. Boyfriend's notes lined up with Mommy Mearest's vocals and vice versa, making it appear as though they were singing each other's part instead of their own. This spanned all 3 difficulty levels. This oversight was fixed in the Week 7 update.
  • A similar situation also occurred during the previous track, High, which also got fixed in the same update.