FNF Silly Billy

FNF Silly Billy throws out the idea of “normal” and replaces it with complete musical disarray. The moment you load into the mod, you’re not sure if you’re playing a rhythm game or stepping into some weird experimental art project disguised as a song list. One track puts Boyfriend face to face with a broken version of himself. Another tosses him into a mic battle with a suspiciously confident pig. Somewhere along the way, Mr. Krabs appears. No, it’s not a crossover. It’s just what happens here.

Six Songs, No Logic, Full Input

The current tracklist looks like it was assembled during a fever dream: Silly Billy, Trichael, Joyous, Fake Baby, Darnell Wet Fart, and The Power of Pig. These aren’t just names — they’re signals. Signals that whatever you expected from a Friday Night Funkin mod won’t apply. Sonic Lord X drops in for not one, but two chaotic tracks. Daddy Dearest loses whatever authority he had. A squid named Teuthida fights to the rhythm. The structure of the songs doesn’t follow a clean difficulty curve — it swerves, collapses, and rebuilds itself mid-track.

Built Like a Glitch That Somehow Works

Directed and composed by Churgney Gurgney, with co-direction and visual design from Spacenautica, Silly Billy doesn’t aim to feel polished. It leans into instability. Inputs are standard — arrow keys or WASD to match notes, Enter to pause — but everything around those controls is deliberately unpredictable. New tracks dropped in May 2024, adding more chaos to an already strange setlist. If you’re looking for balance or pacing, this isn’t it. But if you’re ready to fight pigs, clones, and pixelated nightmares through sheer reflex? Step in. It won’t make sense, and that’s the point.