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Jacket: N – BanYa

N

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CHARTS 3
NIVEL 5–16
RANK #3175 D16

Charts de N: Single S5, S16 · Double D16.

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Compositor
BanYa
Debut
펌프 잇 업 Perfect Collection
Canal
Original / 1st ~ Perf
BPM
106

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"N" is a hip-hop track that YAHPP wrote during his time in BanYa. The title's "N" stands for the "N Generation" (Net Generation), the young crowd coming of age in Korea at the end of the 1990s. It is one of those old-school Pump It Up tracks that was added, cut, and revived several times across the life of the series.

▸ Overview
N is a BanYa original written by YAHPP during his years in the group, running at 106 BPM. The lyrics are a snapshot of late-1990s Korean youth culture, name-checking bleached-yellow hair, StarCraft, MP3 players, and the pro-gamers who gathered at PC bangs. The title sums up that identity: the "N Generation," or Net Generation, the first cohort raised on the internet. A full-length version of the song appeared on Unfinished, BanYa's third album.
▸ Series history
N debuted as one of the new songs in Pump It Up Perfect Collection, but it vanished almost immediately in the following release, Pump It Up EXTRA, and was largely forgotten. It made an unexpected comeback in Pump It Up ZERO. Because it was never an especially popular track, it was swept up again in the mass cut of older songs in Pump It Up 2015 PRIME, alongside Pump Jump, the song it is often paired with. Both returned in the very next release, Prime 2.
▸ Charts and trivia
On PHOENIX the song offers S5, S16, and D16 charts. The S16 preserves the old Crazy chart from the ZERO~NXA era and hides a notorious trap: up through Fiesta, a forced 2x speed kicked in right after the intro, so players who set a high multiplier based only on the 106 BPM reading were caught off guard. That behavior was finally fixed in Fiesta EX. The D16 descends from the old Normal chart (Perfect Collection~NXA) and received a fresh chart in Fiesta EX 1.50.

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