: The increase in speed gives both Sam Smith’s and Kim Petras’s vocals a higher, sharper pitch, often described as a "nightcore" effect.
: It maintains the original's "grinding" bassline, metallic hyperpop-style synths, and the "oh-wee-oh-wee-oh" chant inspired by The Wizard of Oz . 🎵 Song Background & Meaning
: It is significantly faster than the original 131 BPM, reducing the track length from 2:36 to approximately 2:16 .
The "sped up" version of by Sam Smith featuring Kim Petras is a remix of their massive 2022 hit, specifically tailored for viral trends on platforms like TikTok. ⚡ Key Features of the Sped Up Version
: The increase in speed gives both Sam Smith’s and Kim Petras’s vocals a higher, sharper pitch, often described as a "nightcore" effect.
: It maintains the original's "grinding" bassline, metallic hyperpop-style synths, and the "oh-wee-oh-wee-oh" chant inspired by The Wizard of Oz . 🎵 Song Background & Meaning unholy (sped up) - sam smith ft. kim petras
: It is significantly faster than the original 131 BPM, reducing the track length from 2:36 to approximately 2:16 . : The increase in speed gives both Sam
The "sped up" version of by Sam Smith featuring Kim Petras is a remix of their massive 2022 hit, specifically tailored for viral trends on platforms like TikTok. ⚡ Key Features of the Sped Up Version metallic hyperpop-style synths
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