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[[Image:8 FUNK ROCK old.png|thumb|244px|Wall Street down-sizer's pop'n music 8-10 banner.]] | [[Image:8 FUNK ROCK old.png|thumb|244px|Wall Street down-sizer's pop'n music 8-10 banner.]] | ||
[[Image:Wall Street down-sizer banner old.png|thumb|Wall Street down-sizer's GuitarFreaks & DrumMania old banner.]] | [[Image:Wall Street down-sizer banner old.png|thumb|Wall Street down-sizer's GuitarFreaks & DrumMania old banner.]] | ||
* Along with the other BEMANI songs crossed over to pop'n music 8, Wall Street down-sizer displays ♪♪♪♪♪ as the artist. This has never changed. | * Along with the other BEMANI songs crossed over to pop'n music 8, Wall Street down-sizer displays '''♪♪♪♪♪''' as the artist. This has never changed. | ||
* Wall Street down-sizer is the only collaboration between Hirofumi Sasaki and Thomas Howard in BEMANI. | * Wall Street down-sizer is the only collaboration between Hirofumi Sasaki and Thomas Howard Lichtenstein in BEMANI. | ||
* Wall Street down-sizer's lyrics might have been inspired by the 1997 Ben Folds Five album ''Whatever and Ever Amen'''s song One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces, which is also about a guy pushed around a lot when he was little, only to become successful when grown up. However, it is not known if it did or not. | * Wall Street down-sizer's lyrics might have been inspired by the 1997 Ben Folds Five album ''Whatever and Ever Amen'''s song One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces, which is also about a guy pushed around a lot when he was little, only to become successful when grown up. However, it is not known if it did or not. | ||
* From pop'n music 8 until [[PnM AC 10|pop'n music 10]], Wall Street down-sizer was capitalized as '''Wall Street Down-sizer'''. This was corrected in [[PnM AC 11|pop'n music 11]]. | * From pop'n music 8 until [[PnM AC 10|pop'n music 10]], Wall Street down-sizer was capitalized as '''Wall Street Down-sizer'''. This was corrected in [[PnM AC 11|pop'n music 11]]. | ||