Music is one of the minigame classes at Bullworth Academy, exclusive to the Scholarship Edition and Anniversary Edition versions of Bully. It is taught by Miss Peters.

Description

The Music minigame is a rhythm based minigame that is very similar to the Chemistry minigame in Bully. Jimmy plays percussion instruments, while the player must strike buttons on the controller, make motions with the Wii-mote or touch left or right sides of the touchscreen. The prompts scroll vertically downward; the player must hit the buttons, move the remote or touch either side of the touchscreen as the prompts pass through windows near the bottom of the screen.

Rewards

Gallery

Music class instructions.

Fourth class rewards; Marching Band outfit unlocked

Miss Peters congratulating to Jimmy for finishing her Music class.

Final and fifth class rewards; 80's Rocket outfit unlocked

Video Walkthrough

Trivia

• Some computers can't handle an input of [Alt] and [Alt Gr] at the same time, making it impossible for the player to complete the class with a score of 100% in the case of songs which require double hits in the PC version of Scholarship Edition, unless they have an XInput-compatible controller.
• If attempted with a low-end PC, while having FPS lower than 20, the song will be off-beat because notes fall slower but the music plays at normal speed. The song will also be off-beat if the game is paused and then resumed.
• When playing on an Xbox 360, the rhythm is slightly off and the game seems to count when the triggers are released as opposed to being pressed.
• Since Music class didn't exist in the original Bully release, in the Scholarship Edition this class took place in the Home Economics room. In the Anniversary Edition, the label of the room was changed to say Music.
• The music note pajamas earned in the 3rd class are very similar to the pajamas that Michael Jackson wears in the video for the song "Beat It".
• Miss Peters is actually supposed to dance during this class. However, this only seems to happen on the Wii version of the game. It is unknown why it does not happen on the other versions of the game that feature this class.
• The interior used for the Music classroom is rather unfinished. Most of the objects aside from the floor and the walls do not have any collision, so Jimmy could walk through them if the interior is accessed through the use of modifications. The interior also features no door either. However, there are still some destroyable objects within it, such as flower pots, boxes and stacks of newspapers.

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