Friday Night Funkin vs. Taylor

Boyfriend ends up in a quiet library instead of a noisy stage and slams right into a girl carrying books. That girl is Taylor, and after the awkward bump and quick apology, she notices the mic in his hand. One look is enough for both of them to switch from shy small talk to planning a full rhythm face-off. Friday Night Funkin vs. Taylor turns that random library meeting into a friendly musical clash, with Taylor standing across from Boyfriend as a new singing rival.

Both characters stay relaxed, but the tracks still demand tight timing. Taylor does not act like a villain; the whole vibe feels like two music fans testing who can keep the cleaner combo. Dialogs between songs are short, so the focus stays on the notes, the beat, and hitting the right arrows on time.

How to play?

Pick story mode to go through the songs in a fixed order, which works well for a first run. Choose free-play mode instead if a specific song with Taylor is your favorite and replay it right away. Watch Boyfriend's side of the screen and match the arrow icons as they reach the target line to keep his part of the track from breaking. Switch between three difficulty levels, since the same Taylor tracks feel very different at low and high speeds. Practice on easy first, then raise the difficulty when the chart patterns look familiar, and the rhythm feels stable. Load in, queue a Taylor song, and keep the arrows clean if a longer streak sounds fun.