Hardest Funky Friday Song (2026) — Everlasting Eternity, Ranked

By Money Lord — Founder & Editor | Updated: August 19, 2026

The hardest song in Funky Friday is Everlasting Eternity by Ludicin, charted by Soupsilon and played on the Mania difficulty. It was added on April 10, 2026 in the [SILLY BILLY] anniversary update, and within 48 hours osu!mania players were posting it under titles like "The NEW HARDEST SONG IN FUNKY FRIDAY". The only chart seriously argued as its equal is Suoh Divine Raiment by Camellia, added three weeks later on May 1, 2026.

That is the answer. The rest of this page explains how Funky Friday difficulty actually works — which is not what most tier lists claim — ranks the charts below those two, and lists the songs that are no longer in the game. For points toward animations, see our Funky Friday codes page; the Funky Friday hub tracks every update.

Why Everlasting Eternity is the answer

Everlasting Eternity is not an FNF track at all. It is a standalone rhythm-game composition by Ludicin, written as the Grand Finals tiebreaker for the Beat Saber World Cup 2023 and mapped for Funky Friday by Soupsilon. The official changelog for the [SILLY BILLY] Funky Friday update, dated 04/10/26, lists it plainly: "Added Soupsilon – Everlasting Eternity".

The evidence is not a wiki label — it is what the top players did next. Within two days a world-record attempt went up titled "The NEW HARDEST SONG IN FUNKY FRIDAY: Everlasting Eternity [2 Misses]". On April 14 a 21,000-view update walkthrough timestamped the chart as "Everlasting Eternity (HARDEST SONG)". A 600,000-subscriber osu! player then posted a near-full-combo run in May titled "FULL COMBO ON THE HARDEST MAP IN FUNKY FRIDAY?", her description naming the difficulty outright: Everlasting Eternity [Mania].

The one chart that contests it is Suoh Divine Raiment (Camellia's 蘇芳天衣), added in the [⚔️ Clan Expansion] update on 05/01/26 on a song-specific difficulty labelled AllThatWeKnow. On June 10, 2026 the same player cleared both back to back in "FULL COMBO ON THE TWO HARDEST SONGS IN FUNKY FRIDAY!" Take Everlasting Eternity if you want one name; honestly they are 1 and 1a.

How Funky Friday difficulty actually works

This is where almost every Funky Friday tier list goes wrong, including the version of this page we just replaced. Difficulty is not a property of a song — it is a separate chart you select before you play. A song can ship with three charts, one chart, or a custom one-off with its own name. Most carry Easy, Normal and Hard; above and beside those sit chart names locked to specific mods or songs:

Three things follow. There is no "Expert+" difficulty in Funky Friday — a guide ranking songs as Expert+ invented the tier. There is no "Medium" either; the mid rung is Normal. And a song can be brutal without a fancy chart name: Foolhardy from Vs Zardy ships with only a Hard chart and the community wiki still calls it one of the hardest songs in the game.

The 05/01/26 changelog shows how fluid this is: in one update the developers added a "New Mania Chart" to seven Touhou songs, a "New Mania & Lunatic Chart" to Reisen's Theme and a "New Insane Chart" to Rumia's Theme. The songs did not change. The charts did.

The difficulty ladder, ranked

Ranked hardest first. Every row is confirmed in the official changelog or the wiki's current mod index, with the chart name it is actually filed under.

Rows 1–5 are the Soupsilon block and sit a clear step above everything else. Row 3, Fallen Symphony, was recharted on April 17, 2026 and the older chart quietly restored alongside it on May 1, so the version you get depends on which chart you pick.

Rows 6–12 are the hardest charts in the standing mod roster. Touhou is the deepest single pocket of difficulty in the game: a community ranking of all 28 Touhou songs published in March 2026 ends on Junko's Theme, which then got a new Mania chart six weeks later.

Rows 13 and 14 are the legacy answer — what veterans called hardest before the imported charts arrived, with Ballistic still notorious for its jacks (rapid repeated notes on one arrow). Both are far easier than the Soupsilon block and are the right place to start.

Two expected names are missing on purpose. Accelerant is in the game but belongs to the Hank / FNF Online Challenges content, not the Tricky mod, and we found no evidence for it as a top-difficulty chart. Termination returned with QT Rewired on November 8, 2025; we could not confirm a difficulty tier for it, so it is unranked rather than guessed.

Do harder songs pay more points?

No — and this is the most-repeated false claim about Funky Friday. Points are the universal currency for animations, emotes, microphones, speakers and tags, and the community wiki documents a hard cap: the maximum from one song is 50 points, rising to 100 during a 2x event. There is no difficulty multiplier on top.

The genuine ways to move that number are structural: the 2x Points game pass, live on the Roblox game-pass API and described as "Permanently double points gained at the end of each song"; the periodic 2x point events the changelog runs at Halloween and New Year; and codes. Grinding Everlasting Eternity over an easy chart costs time and pays nothing extra. For the shop side, see our Funky Friday free Robux guide.

Songs that are no longer in Funky Friday

If you arrived from an older tier list, this is why the songs it named are missing. In late April 2023 Funky Friday removed the entire base Friday Night Funkin' soundtrack. Roblox news account RTC reported on April 30, 2023 that the game had lost permission to use its inspiration material and that "no original songs from the base game remain". A developer replied the same day with a different explanation: "We removed it because we felt like being tied to the base game restricts the direction we want to take with FF, not because of perms."

Either way the outcome is not disputed. Bopeebo, Fresh, Roses, South, Ugh, Spookeez, Dadbattle, Philly, Blammed, Cocoa, Eggnog, High, Mother, Pico, Satin Pants, Senpai, Stress, Thorns, Guns and Winter Horrorland are gone, and the changelog records no re-addition since. The wiki page for Bopeebo now says the song "doesn't originally exist in Funky Friday". B-Side, D-Sides, Neo and B3 reworkings are still in the game, which is why the names still appear in the song browser and why stale guides keep repeating them.

2023 was otherwise a blackout — one update all year, a Christmas patch that began re-adding mods after what the developers called "rewriting most of the game". Mods have returned steadily since, including Vs AGOTI, Vs Sky, Vs Impostor and QT (as QT Rewired).

The scale of what remains is easy to underestimate. The community wiki's mod-by-mod index — explicitly marked unfinished — already enumerates roughly 1,400 chart entries across about 196 mods as of its November 2025 revision. Any guide still saying Funky Friday has "over 143 songs" is quoting a wiki page last edited in August 2021.

How we ranked these — and what we did not test

Being straight about this matters more than the ranking. We did not play these charts. Nobody here has full-combo'd Everlasting Eternity, and a page claiming otherwise would be lying to you. The order above is built on four things:

1. The official changelog — every "added" date comes from Funkipedia's transcription of the in-game update boards, maintained from the developers' own dev-announcement posts and last edited the day we published this.

2. Chart names from the community wiki — Expert, Insane, Mania and Lunatic assignments come from the wiki's difficulty categories, not its prose. Where a sentence and a category disagreed, we used the category.

3. Top-player consensus for rows 1 and 2 — what high-level osu!mania players published across five separate channels in the four months after each chart landed. A good signal for "hardest"; a poor one for "best".

4. The live Roblox API for every stat below.

What we could not verify, and therefore left out: per-chart note counts, BPM values and any numeric difficulty score. Funky Friday does not publish those. If you see a Funky Friday tier list quoting exact note counts, ask where they came from.

Funky Friday in numbers

Pulled live from the Roblox API on August 19, 2026:

The August 14, 2026 build is a stability patch — its changelog lists only fixes, including improved VSRG audio sync and better mobile hold notes. The most recent content update is [PART 2] Funky Friday from late June 2026, which added D'lowing and The R3take Collection. Our redirect test on place ID 6447798030 on August 19, 2026 returned a 301 to /games/6447798030/Funky-Friday: live, not delisted.

More Funky Friday

• Funky Friday hub — codes, updates and every guide.
• Funky Friday codes — active and expired codes.
• Funky Friday free Robux guide — the points shop, explained.
• RoBeats vs Funky Friday — the closest rhythm-game comparison.
• Project: Afternight vs Funky Friday — the purist FNF alternative.
• Funky Friday vs Tower of Hell — two very different time sinks.
• RoBeats and RoBeats codes — a rhythm game with published chart numbers.

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