Since this is an unofficial leak compilation, "proper" critical reviews are rare; however, the consensus among deep-cut fans and community reviewers highlights several key takeaways.
On the other hand, these are copyrighted works. Kim Petras herself has rarely addressed leaks directly, but in a 2022 interview with Rolling Stone , she stated: “I put out what I want you to hear. The other stuff? It’s like a diary you didn’t have permission to read.”
This article breaks down the significance of this leak, the key tracks you need to hear, the authenticity of the OG files, and why this moment is both a treasure chest for fans and a complex issue for the artist.
The oldest OG files include raw cuts from before "I Don’t Want It at All." Tracks like (no relation to the later TikTok trend) and "Die for You" (OG 2016 Version) sound almost dembow-infused, with Petras rapping in a lower register. These files often have "Prodculture" in the metadata—her old production trio. Notably, a file named "Faded (Solo Demo)" features entirely alternate verses to what later became a leaked collaboration. This era is essential for understanding her original hybrid of hyperpop, reggaeton, and Eurodance.
The unreleased "117x Tracks" collection is a massive fan-curated vault of Kim Petras
Since this is an unofficial leak compilation, "proper" critical reviews are rare; however, the consensus among deep-cut fans and community reviewers highlights several key takeaways.
On the other hand, these are copyrighted works. Kim Petras herself has rarely addressed leaks directly, but in a 2022 interview with Rolling Stone , she stated: “I put out what I want you to hear. The other stuff? It’s like a diary you didn’t have permission to read.”
This article breaks down the significance of this leak, the key tracks you need to hear, the authenticity of the OG files, and why this moment is both a treasure chest for fans and a complex issue for the artist.
The oldest OG files include raw cuts from before "I Don’t Want It at All." Tracks like (no relation to the later TikTok trend) and "Die for You" (OG 2016 Version) sound almost dembow-infused, with Petras rapping in a lower register. These files often have "Prodculture" in the metadata—her old production trio. Notably, a file named "Faded (Solo Demo)" features entirely alternate verses to what later became a leaked collaboration. This era is essential for understanding her original hybrid of hyperpop, reggaeton, and Eurodance.
The unreleased "117x Tracks" collection is a massive fan-curated vault of Kim Petras