Musically, the song is a high-energy funk track with a BPM of 144. It is known for its "borrowed" riffs and motifs from other classic FNF songs, a thematic nod to Baldi "borrowing" a bus in the original game.

The song concludes on a surprisingly positive note: "You beat my game, you learned a lot... I'll let you go, till you come again!".

Baldi searches for the player, taunting, "I will find you... Are you in here too?".

Newer iterations utilize the Korg Wavestation VST to capture the authentic, low-fidelity 90s educational game aesthetic. Narrative and Lyrics

A version composed by headdzo to address player dissatisfaction with the original.

He acknowledges the player's cleverness, singing, "You think you're very clever... you aren't so bad".

Baldi's Basics In Funkin' Ost - Dismissal -

Musically, the song is a high-energy funk track with a BPM of 144. It is known for its "borrowed" riffs and motifs from other classic FNF songs, a thematic nod to Baldi "borrowing" a bus in the original game.

The song concludes on a surprisingly positive note: "You beat my game, you learned a lot... I'll let you go, till you come again!". Baldi's Basics in Funkin' OST - Dismissal

Baldi searches for the player, taunting, "I will find you... Are you in here too?". Musically, the song is a high-energy funk track

Newer iterations utilize the Korg Wavestation VST to capture the authentic, low-fidelity 90s educational game aesthetic. Narrative and Lyrics I'll let you go, till you come again

A version composed by headdzo to address player dissatisfaction with the original.

He acknowledges the player's cleverness, singing, "You think you're very clever... you aren't so bad".