Senpai (Song)

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Senpai is the first track of Week 6 and the 17th track of Friday Night Funkin' overall. It was released on the 2nd of February, 2021. It appears on Friday Night Funkin' OST, Vol. 2 and Friday Night Funkin' - The Official Soundtrack Vol. 1.

The opponent for this track is Senpai.

Cutscene Dialogue

[Lunchbox plays in the background.]

Senpai: Ah, a new fair maiden has come in search of true love!

A serenade between gentlemen shall decide where her beautiful heart shall reside.

Boyfriend: Beep bo bop

[Lunchbox plays in the background, but only for the first text box.]

Senpai: Ah, another lovely fair maiden has graced m-

wait

Ew.

Who are you two?

Nene: I'm Nene.

He's Pico.

Pico: Hey.

[Lunchbox resumes playing.]

Senpai: My my, such odd clothing... How queer...

Nene: Look who's talking.

Senpai: And bringing a gun to school? How uncouth!

You've scared away all the lovely roses who enjoy my performances so...

Even if it IS fake, you know that's at least 3 days suspension!

Nene: No that's real it-

Senpai: I'll enjoy informing the principal, right after I teach you what's stronger than bad manners...

The beauty of SONG!

Nene: ...

Pico: ...


Version History

  • 0.2.8
    • Senpai on all difficulties received a near-universal re-chart.
  • 0.4.0
    • The scroll speeds for Senpai's Easy, Normal and Hard charts were increased: 1/1.2/1.3 -> 1.1/1.3/1.5.
  • 0.6.0
    • Default:
      • Scroll speeds across all difficulties were increased: 1.1/1.3/1.5 -> 1.5/1.6/1.6.
    • ERECT:
      • Difficulty ratings for both difficulties were changed: 7/8 -> 6/7.

Trivia

  • This is the third song to be named after the opponent, the first being Monster, the second being Pico and the fourth being Darnell.
  • As shown in a Tweet by PhantomArcade, one of the references used for this song as well as the aesthetic of Week 6 is from the 1994 Japanese dating sim Tokimeki Memorial.[1]
  • At the end of the song, Boyfriend and Senpai can both be heard singing the final note, but Senpai's note for it was originally not present. This was fixed in the Week 7 update by giving Senpai a down hold note at the end of the song.
  • There used to be a minor visual bug where one up hold note during the song wouldn't register properly when pressed. This was fixed in the Week 7 update.
  • With the release of the WeekEnd 1 update, Senpai went through some minor changes: the overall audio mixing got slightly tweaked, the drums in the instrumental sound notably different and the very last part was slightly extended, changing the song's length from 1:39 to 1:46.
    • This makes Senpai the sixth song to be slightly altered after its initial release. The first was Tutorial, the second was Bopeebo, the third was Fresh, the fourth was Cocoa, the fifth was Eggnog and the seventh was Roses.
  • Senpai is one of the few songs to have its note count modified in one of its charts in the WeekEnd 1 update, in this case its Easy difficulty chart. The other songs to receive this treatment are Spookeez, M.I.L.F and Guns.
  • Senpai ERECT is currently PhantomArcade's favorite released ERECT remix, as of the 8th of June, 2024.[2][3]
    • Senpai ERECT was almost released on the 22nd of April, 2022, instead of Bopeebo ERECT. Senpai ERECT was ultimately not chosen because, according to PhantomArcade, it is too good.

Gallery

  • Senpai's dialogue portrait used in his eponymous song.
    Senpai's dialogue portrait used in his eponymous song.
  • Senpai's portrait assets during his eponymous song.
    Senpai's portrait assets during his eponymous song.
  • The dialogue box used during Senpai and Roses.
    The dialogue box used during Senpai and Roses.
  • "Ah, a new fair maiden has come in search of true love!"
    "Ah, a new fair maiden has come in search of true love!"
  • "A serenade between gentlemen shall decide where her beautiful heart shall reside."
    "A serenade between gentlemen shall decide where her beautiful heart shall reside."
  • "Beep bo bop"
    "Beep bo bop"
  • Senpai as he appears in his eponymous song.
    Senpai as he appears in his eponymous song.
  • Senpai's static idle pose in his eponymous song.
    Senpai's static idle pose in his eponymous song.
  • Senpai's singing animations during his eponymous song.
    Senpai's singing animations during his eponymous song.
  • Left pose.
    Left pose.
  • Down pose.
    Down pose.
  • Up pose.
    Up pose.
  • Right pose.
    Right pose.
  • The Background Freaks as they appear during Senpai.
    The Background Freaks as they appear during Senpai.

  • Portrait used in one scene of the Pico Mix cutscene.
    Portrait used in one scene of the Pico Mix cutscene.
  • "Ah, another lovely fair maiden has graced m-"
    "Ah, another lovely fair maiden has graced m-"
  • "wait"
    "wait"
  • "Ew."
    "Ew."
  • "Who are you two?"
    "Who are you two?"
  • "I'm Nene."
    "I'm Nene."
  • "He's Pico."
    "He's Pico."
  • "Hey."
    "Hey."
  • "My my, such odd clothing... How queer..."
    "My my, such odd clothing... How queer..."
  • "Look who's talking."
    "Look who's talking."
  • "And bringing a gun to school? How uncouth!"
    "And bringing a gun to school? How uncouth!"
  • "You've scared away all the lovely roses who enjoy my performances so..."
    "You've scared away all the lovely roses who enjoy my performances so..."
  • "Even if it IS fake, you know that's at least 3 days suspension!"
    "Even if it IS fake, you know that's at least 3 days suspension!"
  • "No that's real it-"
    "No that's real it-"
  • "I'll enjoy informing the principal, right after I teach you what's stronger than bad manners..."
    "I'll enjoy informing the principal, right after I teach you what's stronger than bad manners..."
  • "The beauty of SONG!"
    "The beauty of SONG!"
  • "..."
    "..."
  • "..."
    "..."


Song

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