Overview
Crush On You is one of the oldest songs in the maimai catalog, appearing in the very first version of the arcade rhythm game on its launch day, July 11, 2012. The track was ported from Sega's 2001 arcade game Crackin'DJ Part 2, a turntable-based DJ simulation in which players manipulated two decks and a crossfader to mix music. Under the "Crackin'DJ" alias, composer Mitsuharu Fukuyama (福山光晴) wrote and arranged the song, with lyrics by Shiho Miyaoka and Reia Muryoukoji and vocals performed by DAY.
Over its lifespan in maimai, Crush On You has accumulated more re-classifications than most tracks: its in-game genre bounced from ORIGINAL to ANIME & GAME, then GAME, then SEGA, back to ORIGINAL, and finally settled on ゲーム＆バラエティ (GAME & VARIETY) in the DX era. Its Master chart has likewise been rebalanced across nearly every version, fluctuating between level 8 and level 11 as the game's difficulty standards evolved, a testament to how long the song has stayed in active rotation. When maimai transitioned to the DX platform, Crush On You received a new jacket illustration, and its original background video was replaced with a static display of the updated jacket art.
Videos
Charts
STD
BASIC
4(4)
126 notesDesigner: -|Tap 114Hold 8Slide 3Break 1
ADVANCED
7+(7.6)
168 notesDesigner: -|Tap 139Hold 26Slide 2Break 1
EXPERT
9(9)
223 notesDesigner: 譜面-100号|Tap 182Hold 34Slide 2Break 5
MASTER
11(11)
277 notesDesigner: ニャイン|Tap 201Hold 31Slide 39Break 6
Re:MASTER
13+(13.7)
555 notesDesigner: Jack|Tap 341Hold 89Slide 109Break 16
Trivia
- Crush On You originates from Sega's 2001 arcade game Crackin'DJ Part 2, a DJ simulation where players used two turntables and a fader mixer to perform tracks.
- The song was added to maimai at its very first public release on July 11, 2012, making it one of the launch titles with the longest continuous history in the game.
- Composer Mitsuharu Fukuyama (credited as "Crackin'DJ") wrote the arrangement, with lyricists Shiho Miyaoka and Reia Muryoukoji contributing the words and vocalist DAY performing the track.
- Crush On You has been re-categorized more times than most maimai songs: ORIGINAL → ANIME & GAME → GAME → SEGA → ORIGINAL → GAME & VARIETY across the game's version history.
- The Master chart has been re-leveled in nearly every major version, moving from level 10 at launch down to level 8 in GreeN and back up to level 11 by UNiVERSE+, one of the most frequently adjusted charts in the game.
- The Re:MASTER chart was added on December 5, 2017 as part of maimai MURASAKi PLUS, bringing a dense 555-note layout with 109 Slide notes, nearly double the total note count of the Master chart (277).
- In maimai でらっくす (DX), the song received a new jacket design and its original animated background video was replaced with a static image of the updated jacket.
- The Expert chart was designed by 譜面-100号 (Fumen -100 gou), the Master chart by ニャイン (Nyain), and the Re:Master chart by Jack, three distinct designers, each contributing a different charting style.
- In Asian English releases of maimai, the artist is credited as "Fukuyama mitsuharu 'Crackin'DJ'" rather than the original Japanese credit.
FAQ
- Who composed Crush On You for maimai?
- Crush On You was composed and arranged by Mitsuharu Fukuyama (福山光晴), credited under the alias "Crackin'DJ." The lyrics were written by Shiho Miyaoka and Reia Muryoukoji, and the vocals were provided by DAY.
- What game did Crush On You originally come from?
- Crush On You was originally featured in Sega's 2001 arcade DJ simulation game Crackin'DJ Part 2, in which players mixed tracks using two turntables and a crossfader. It was ported to maimai for the game's launch.
- When was Crush On You added to maimai?
- Crush On You was available from maimai's very first day of operation, July 11, 2012, making it one of the oldest songs in the series.
- What difficulty levels does Crush On You have in maimai?
- Crush On You has five standard difficulty charts: Basic (level 4), Advanced (level 7+), Expert (level 9), Master (level 11), and Re:Master (level 13+). The Re:Master chart was added later during maimai MURASAKi PLUS in December 2017.
- Who designed the Crush On You charts?
- The Expert chart was designed by 譜面-100号 (Fumen -100 gou), the Master chart by ニャイン (Nyain), and the Re:Master chart by Jack. The Basic and Advanced charts have no credited designer.
- Why did Crush On You's difficulty level change so many times?
- Crush On You's Master chart was re-rated across nearly every maimai version, shifting from level 10 down to level 8 and eventually back up to level 11. This reflects the game's ongoing efforts to recalibrate its difficulty scale across versions, especially as the series evolved from the original maimai into the DX era.
- Did Crush On You get new artwork in maimai DX?
- Yes, Crush On You received a completely new jacket illustration in maimai でらっくす (DX). Its original animated background video was also replaced with a static display of the new jacket art.
- What genre category is Crush On You in maimai?
- In current DX versions, Crush On You is categorized under ゲーム＆バラエティ (GAME & VARIETY). Throughout its history, it has also been classified as ORIGINAL, ANIME & GAME, GAME, and SEGA across different maimai versions.
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