SLAM - 1948 (2026) (FULL SONG)

Описание: 『Pump It Up』
Unofficial Song, sequel to the following:    • [PUMP IT UP] 1949x1950 REMIX "ANNO DOMINI"...  

Title : 1948
Artist : SLAM
BPM : 240
Visualizer : FuseBox
Category : Full Song

ORIGINAL SONG:    • 『Pump It Up』 BGA : 1948 (1948) - SLAM   (1948 version)
SAMPLED VOCALS:    • Paper Mario - Shadow Queen With Lyrics  
ORIGINAL LENGTH:    • SLAM - 1948 (일천구백사십팔) (PUMP IT UP ADVENTURES)  

Hardest S26 / Double 27. Easiest S27 / Double 28
New D29 Teased.
#PIU #PUMPITUP #ARCADE #Rhythm #GAME

LYRICS: ENABLE SUBTITLES!

"1948", DEAR GOD, 1948. It's the latest in the SLAM boss songs and it's considered to be "the final boss" song of Pump it Up Phoenix. The song runs at a tempo of 240 BPM and it's ratings go as low as S18 and as high as S26 and D?? (also internally as the first confirmed D29 in the game).
Yes, the highest Double chart is unrated.... think about that. As for the charts themselves, well.....
The S18 is a test of twists and jacks, especially near the end.
The S21 and D24 has more jacks, small drills, and quick runs that do add up quickly to tire you uit.
The S24 and D27 is where things get horrific. There are still jacks in the charts, but now you also have to do brackets and the quick runs during the chorus are now full on runs. And during the break, you also have to do brackets during a hold. After that, you get a fast drill section during the S24 and more runs during the D27. The ending is basically that again, but by that point you're probably too tired.
Lastly, The S26 and the D??.... When you have to do a fast drill section at the VERY BEGINNING of those charts, that's already a sign of things of come. These charts tests everything, EVERYTHING you have learned at this point. Fast and long runs, twists, brackets (jumps, holds and runs), drills, a gimmicky slow section during the break of the D?? and a killer ending that throws everything at you. Try these charts at your own peril, and try not to die or pass out from the strain.