Philly Nice

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Philly Nice is the second track of Week 3 and the ninth track of Friday Night Funkin' overall. It was released on the 11th of December, 2020. It appears on Friday Night Funkin' OST, Vol. 1 and Friday Night Funkin' - The Official Soundtrack Vol. 1.

The opponent for this track is Pico.

Version History

  • 0.2.8
    • Philly Nice on all difficulties received a near-universal re-chart.
  • 0.3.0
    • Philly Nice was renamed from "Philly" to its full title.
  • 0.6.0
    • Default:
      • The Easy and Normal difficulties were recharted, altering their note counts: 96/154 -> 113/162;
      • Scroll speeds for Easy and Normal difficulties were increased: 1/1.3 -> 1.6/1.8;
      • The difficulty rating for Hard was changed from 2 to 3.
    • ERECT:
      • Difficulty ratings for both difficulties were changed: 7/8 -> 8/9.
    • Pico Mix:
      • The Easy and Normal difficulties were recharted, altering their note counts: 169/288 -> 177/287;
      • Scroll speeds for Easy and Normal difficulties were increased: 2/2.4 -> 2.3/2.6;
      • Difficulty ratings for Normal and Hard were changed: 4/11 -> 3/4.
  • 0.6.3
    • ERECT:
      • Erect difficulty was recharted, altering its note count from 476 to 474.

Trivia

  • The track's title, "Philly Nice", is a term used to describe Philadelphians' perceived bluntness.
    • The song's name comes from the fact that Week 3's location is set near Philadelphia, with "Philly" being a colloquial name for the city.
  • Prior to the WeekEnd 1 update, Philly Nice used a shortened version of its title, being the only track in Friday Night Funkin' to do so, as it was referred to as "Philly" in the game's menu.
    • The reason behind its shortened name is because ninjamuffin99 was too lazy to code spaces in the game's lettering system.[1]
  • ninjamuffin99 jokingly stated that Philly Nice was originally supposed to be named "Long Time (Intro)",[2] referencing the track of the same name from Playboi Carti's debut studio album Die Lit.
  • One of the opening lines in the game's introduction sequence, "pico funny--pico funny", references a misheard lyric from Boyfriend's first verse in Philly Nice.
    • The name of the medal for beating Week 3 is titled "Pico Funny", further referencing the misheard lyric.
  • In the vocal track for Boyfriend, the track's instrumental can be very faintly heard whenever he sings, the most audible instance of this being on his first turn.
  • ERECT Philly Nice, High and Thorns are tied as the only ERECT remixes that don't change the music tempo from their regular versions.

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