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* Snakey Kung-fu's vocals are sung in Cantonese, marking the first time S-C-U sings in Cantonese since [[Hong Kong choutokkyuu Z|香港☆超特急Z]] from [[AC GFDM V2|GuitarFreaks V2 & DrumMania V2]], 11 years prior.
* Snakey Kung-fu's vocals are sung in Cantonese, marking the first time S-C-U sings in Cantonese since [[Hong Kong choutokkyuu Z|香港☆超特急Z]] from [[AC GFDM V2|GuitarFreaks V2 & DrumMania V2]], 11 years prior.
** Snakey Kung-fu's video is a spoof on Hong Kong kung-fu style movies, specifically ''Snake in the Eagle's Shadow''.
** Snakey Kung-fu's video is a spoof on Hong Kong kung-fu style movies, specifically ''Snake in the Eagle's Shadow''.
* Smiliar to Broken Sword, Kinjishi and Kirin's song comments for Snakey Kung-fu in the beatmania IIDX 24 SINOBUZ website are written in Pseudo-Chinese, but Baku's song comments are written in Mandarin Chinese.
* Smiliar to Broken Sword, Kinjishi and Kirin's song comments for Snakey Kung-fu in the beatmania IIDX 24 SINOBUZ website are written in Pseudo-Chinese. However, Baku's song comments are written in Mandarin Chinese.
** According to Kinjinshi, Snakey Kung-fu is his final BEMANI song under that alias.
** According to Kinjinshi, Snakey Kung-fu is his final BEMANI song under that alias.
* Snakey Kung-fu, along with [[BUZRA|刃図羅]], are the last songs credited to individual in-house artists without the BEMANI Sound Team moniker.
* Snakey Kung-fu, along with [[BUZRA|刃図羅]], are the last songs credited to individual in-house artists without the BEMANI Sound Team moniker.
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