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Nivel cambiado en PHOENIX 2
ver todos → D25 ↑ antes D24
Los niveles de esta página son los de PHOENIX 2 (versión actual); «antes» es el nivel que tenía en PHOENIX 1.
CHARTS 10
NIVEL 4–26
RANK #208 D26
Charts de Dignity: Single S4, S6, S15, S17, S21, S22 · Double D17, D20, D25, D26.
S SINGLE
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D DOUBLE
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Español →"Dignity" is a track by the South Korean band Crash featured in Pump It Up. The title is the English word meaning dignity, weight, or solemnity, a fitting name for a group rooted in heavy, metal-leaning music. The song comes from Crash's fifth studio album and entered the game during the PHOENIX era.
▸ Origin and Artist
The song is drawn from Crash's fifth studio album. Crash is one of the most recognizable acts in South Korea's metal scene, and its appearance in Pump It Up continues the series' long habit of pairing music from real Korean bands with the in-house catalog from Banya Production. The name "Dignity" points to ideas of gravity and weight, in keeping with the serious, hard-edged tone of the track.
▸ Charts and Difficulty
In PHOENIX, "Dignity" carries a broad difficulty spread that serves both newcomers and advanced players. The Single charts range from an easy S4 and S6, through mid-tier S15 and S17, up to S21 and S22 at the high end. The Double charts run from D17 to D26, making the D26 the toughest challenge on the song. This wide ladder lets a single track follow a player across much of their progression.
▸ Significance in PIU
Although it is not one of the game's classic original boss songs, its full range of charts and its live-band sound give it a steady place in the PHOENIX lineup. It is a clear example of how Pump It Up blends licensed Korean music with its own identity, offering stylistic variety against the techno and hardcore that dominate the highest levels.
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