Defeat – Jingle

Defeat – Jingle​

Defeat – Jingle

Game	Splatoon
Heard in Splatoon	Multiplayer
Featured in	Splatune - disc 1, track 9
Genre	Rock
Length	0:06 (Splatune)
Sample

They Got You!​

They Got You!

Artist	Wet Floor
Vocals	Hiroaki Takeuchi Sachiko Watabe Keaton (in-game) Mizo (in-game) Ryley (in-game)
Guitar	Akitoshi Kuroda Mizo (in-game) Ryley (in-game)
Bass	IKUO Neil (in-game)
Drums	Kei Yamazaki Candi (in-game)
Synth	Keaton (in-game)
Game	Splatoon 2
Heard in Splatoon 2	Multiplayer
Featured in	Splatune 2 - disc 1, track 10 Nintendo Music – link
Genre	Rock Electronic
Length	0:07 (Splatune 2)
Sample

They Got You! (Splatfest)​

They Got You! (Splatfest)

Artist	Off the Hook
Game	Splatoon 2
Heard in Splatoon 2	Splatfest results screen
Featured in	Splatune 2 - disc 2, track 9 Nintendo Music – link
Length	0:07
Sample

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Note: "Defeat – Jingle" has been translated from Japanese

For the similarly-named jingle heard in Salmon Run, see They Got You! (Salmon Run).

Defeat – Jingle, known in Splatoon 2 as They Got You!, is a jingle in the Splatoon series.

Description

Defeat – Jingle is a brief jingle with no known artist that plays upon a defeat in multiplayer battles in Splatoon, before transitioning into Battle Defeat. It consists of cymbal crashes accompanying declining 'burp' vocals somewhat akin to those used by Turquoise October.

Other versions

They Got You!

They Got You! is a variant of the jingle by Wet Floor that plays upon a defeat in multiplayer battles in Splatoon 2, before transitioning into Ink Another Day. It is similar to Defeat – Jingle, but features a twangy synth rather than the vocals of the original.

They Got You! (Splatfest)

Off the Hook has their own identically-named cover of They Got You!, playing under the same circumstances during Splatfest battles before transitioning into Party's Over. It is further differentiated from even Wet Floor's version, featuring a broadly similar structure but with very distorted and discordant synths.

Names in other languages

Translation needed

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Defeat – Jingle

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	バトル 負けジングル Batoru Make Jinguru

They Got You!

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	バトル 負けジングル Batoru Make Jinguru

They Got You! (Splatfest)

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	フェスマッチ 負けジングル Fesumatchi Make Jinguru