HEY EVERY !

Statistics

Track #

21 (Chapter 2 OST)

Length

0:18

Author

Toby Fox

Japanese title

はい　みなさn！ (hai minasan!, "HI EVERYONE!")

Filename

spamton_meeting_intro

Location(s) played

Spamton's introduction

Key

B-flat major

Time signature

4/4

Media

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HEY EVERY !! IT'S ME!!!

Spamton, Chapter 2

HEY EVERY ! is the 21st track of the DELTARUNE Chapter 2 OST. It plays when Spamton reveals himself to Kris in Cyber City.

Creation and development

HEY EVERY ! was originally planned to play as the background music in Spamton's shop, where the intent was for it to decrease in pitch every time it looped until it became unrecognizable. This concept was scrapped due to not fitting the tone of the dialogue, and Dialtone was used instead.^[1]

Trivia

This track introduces its leitmotif.
In the game files, HEY EVERY ! is only 2 seconds long, making it one of the shortest music tracks currently in the game. In the DELTARUNE Chapter 2 OST release, it is looped repeatedly to make it 18 seconds long.
HEY EVERY ! is the result of typing out "hey every 1" while holding the Shift key in most keyboard layouts, which aligns with Spamton's dialogue being in all-caps.
Feature Presentation and some other Tenna-related songs use an extended version of HEY EVERY ! as a leitmotif, implying it may actually be Tenna's leitmotif, and Spamton only uses a distorted version of it in order to copy Tenna.

References

↑ By the way, originally I was planning to have Spamton's intro song, "HEY EVERY !", also be his shop theme. It was planned that it would slowly drop in pitch the longer you stayed in the shop until it was unrecognizable. But, that ultimately did not match the tone of the dialogue, so I ended up using Dialtone for that. — CHAPTER 2 REJECTED TRACKS (Fox, Toby, September 15, 2024.) toby.fangamer.com.

[1] By the way, originally I was planning to have Spamton's intro song, "HEY EVERY !", also be his shop theme. It was planned that it would slowly drop in pitch the longer you stayed in the shop until it was unrecognizable. But, that ultimately did not match the tone of the dialogue, so I ended up using Dialtone for that. — CHAPTER 2 REJECTED TRACKS (Fox, Toby, September 15, 2024.) toby.fangamer.com.

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