Like Me

Like Me arrived with Pump It Up 2015 PRIME as a spiritual sequel to Follow Me, another SHK song, and it carries over several of that track's ideas. The S6 chart, for instance, echoes Follow Me's S9: mostly single notes with twist patterns sprinkled in. The song runs at 155 BPM and is paired with the BGA Engine.

The S14 is one of the more unusual charts in the series. It pins one foot to the center panel (panel 5) with a hold note while the other foot handles the steps, forcing repeated 270-degree twists. Because the notes fall on 4-beat timing at 155 BPM, the pace is not fast, and many players consider it easy for a level 14. Some even clear it while sitting on the center panel, or by spinning their whole body for fun. The S19 opens calmly, then mid-song 16-beat side bursts cause a sharp difficulty spike; the finale alternates sideruns and ordinary runs with no rest and closes on an upper drill, draining a lot of stamina. It sat at level 17 until Prime 2, rose to 18 in XX, and was finally bumped to 19 in PHOENIX after long being seen as underrated.

The D11 demands heavy body movement for its level, so it is frequently recommended to players learning to move around in Double. The D20 is a Half-Double expansion of the S18, with brutal side twists in the mid and late sections; the closing stretch never lets up and adds twist patterns that use only the four center panels. It is compared to level-18 boss songs like Xtree, Reminiscence and Vook, with a perceived difficulty closer to 20. Originally an 18, it went to 19 in XX and then 20 in PHOENIX. The two-player Co-op chart is built on the D11, with lots of jumping patterns, Bad Apple-style crossing patterns and position swaps.