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Charts archive

This is a charts archive of Frosty.

## Defined era

### Cosmic Dust

* Chart entry date: November 19, 2022

* Weeks in top 10: 0
* Weeks in top 20: 11
* Weeks on chart: 31

#### Top 10 the week "Cosmic Dust" peaked at #11

1. E.T.
2. Notice Me
3. TT
4. Won't Be the Same
5. Taki Taki
6. Boom Clap
7. Like You Do
8. Drip
9. Harder Harder
10. Back to You

### Terrorizing Me

* Chart entry date: March 25, 2023

* Weeks in top 10: 2
* Weeks in top 20: 13
* Weeks on chart: 38

#### Top 10 the week "Terrorizing Me" peaked at #10

July 22, 2023

1. The Time of My Life
2. Friday Night
3. Only One in the World
4. Did It to Them
5. Facetime
6. OMG
7. Boo Boo
8. Be Happy!
9. Zeze
10. Terrorizing Me
Red Velvet World Tour

16 in Oceania

112 in total

The **Red Velvet World Tour** is the tenth concert tour and ninth worldwide tour by American entertainer Frosty. It serves to promote his thirteenth studio album Red Velvet (2055).

## Background

Frosty announced the tour on March 4, 2055. Dance auditions began on March 15, 2055, and ended on March 20, 2055. Rehearsals began on April 4, 2055. On April 14, Frosty revealed that he would solely be touring arenas, which was his first tour to do so since the 2041 A Cold World Tour.

58 dates for North America were announced on May 16, 2055. 37 European dates were announced on May 28, 2055.

On November 5, 2055, Frosty announced 4 dates in Latin America. A week later, on November 12, 2056, he announced 16 dates in Oceania.

On February 7, 2056, Frosty announced dates for a fourth and final leg in Asia.
Where's the Party

Where's the Party is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It is the fifth track on his third studio album You and Me (2026).

## Composition

Where's the Party is an upbeat dance pop track which lyrically describes the longing for partying and relaxation.

## Live performances

Frosty performed the song on his second tour, the What's His Name World Tour in 2027. He later performed the song on his third concert tour, the Black Blood World Tour, in 2030-31.

## Charts

 UK (OCC)
 US Billboard Hot 100
Lies on the Dance Floor

2. Don't Tell Me

(September 24, 2045)

***Lies on the Dance Floor*** is the tenth studio album by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on October 14, 2045 through Virgin Records. Lies on the Dance Floor is a dance record that sees Frosty return to his debut roots. The album deals primarily with themes such as love and romance, but Frosty also dives into topics such as the perils of fame and personal doubts and struggles.

The album was a huge commercial success upon release, becoming the best-selling album worldwide of 2045.

## Background

While on tour for the History World Tour to promote his ninth studio album History, Frosty began writing a musical called Kings of New York in July 2043, with the aid of Alex Pall and Mike Dean. He wrote 35 songs for the musical, and recorded 18 of those songs for the musical in winter 2043. In February 2044, Frosty didn't like the direction the musical was going, and after discussing it with his partners, he scrapped the musical.

In May 2044, Frosty began to write songs for his tenth studio album. According to Beck Hansen, Frosty wanted to release a more positive, uplifting album after his previous album History (2042) dealt with serious topics. It was later revealed that a few songs from Kings of New York would be re-recorded and released on the album.

The album titled was revealed on Twitter on April 5, 2045. Later that month, Frosty revealed that the album was finished and that it would be released in October of that year.

## Music

On August 2, 2044, Frosty revealed that the album would be a dance record, similar to his debut album, Defined (2022).

## Singles

The lead single from the album, Tick Tock, was released on July 30, 2045. It went on to become Frosty's biggest international hit, as well as one of his biggest hits of the decade.

On September 24, 2045, Don't Tell Me was released as the second single from the album.
Memories

"Memories" is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty, written and recorded as the theme for the 2032 film Don't Hold on to the Past, in which he co-starred in. The song was released as a single on February 8, 2032 as a standalone single, as it was not able to be included on the soundtrack for contractual reasons. Memories is a ballad with live string arrangement.

The song received positive reviews from critics. The song was also a commercial success, debuting at number one in the US, becoming Frosty's thirteenth number one hit in the country.

## Background

Frosty was asked to write and record a song as the theme for the movie. Frosty had just began work on his fifth album, and so he had to rush the song with the aid of Major Lazer, whom Frosty was working with on his album. As Major Lazer is an EDM group, this record was the first time the duo would produce a ballad type song with string arangement.

## Release

The song was released as a standalone single on February 8, 2032 for both digital download and streaming. However, the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack album for contractual reasons. In a tweet on March 8, 2032, Frosty revealed that he planned on including the song on his fifth studio album, although he wasn't sure if the song would actually serve as the lead single from the album.

In early 2032, it was revealed that the track would be featured as the last track on Dangeorus. However, the song was eventually scrapped from the album.

## Critical response

The song received positive reviews from critics.

## Commercial performance

The song was a commercial success. In the United States, the song debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, due to both digital download and radio play, becoming his second song to do so, and thus, becoming his thirteenth number one hit in the country. It stayed at the summit for only one week, however, and ended up spending only 23 weeks on the chart, which was low compared to Frosty's other number one hits.

Internationally, the song also peaked at number one in Belgium, Germany, South Korea, and Singapore. It peaked mostly within the top 20 in other countries.
José

José is a motion picture film starring Frosty. Filming began in July 2035, and the film was released to theatres on August 3, 2036.

## Background

The film was originally planned around 2026. However, the film was scrapped in 2028. In 2027, Frosty actually auditioned for the film and was considered for the role before the idea was scrapped. After the film was announced again in summer 2034, Frosty auditioned once again for the role in November 2034.

Frosty found out that he received the role in February 2035. Frosty began taking vocal lessons for the recording process in March 2035. Filming began in July of that year, and ended in December 2035.

## Soundtrack

Main article: José (soundtrack)

The soundtrack was released on July 20, 2036.
Star

Star is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on June 13, 2030 as the lead single from his second offical soundtrack album Looking Through the Windows. It went on to become his longest number one hit in the US, until it was tied with Goodnight Prayer in 2035, as it stayed at the summit for 10 weeks. It also became his biggest hit of all time.

## Music video

The music video for the song was released on July 28, 2030. It went viral after release, receiving 28.1 million views within its first day of release.

## Live performances

The song was performed for the first time at the Black Blood World Tour (2030-31). The song was used as the final song on the main set, closing out the fourth segment of the show which was fashion themed. Frosty and his dancers performed a synchronized choreography from the music video while wearing Gucci and Prada outfits.

Star returned for The Greatest Show World Tour three years later. This time, the song was part of the first act of the show, the stripclub segment. Frosty used Egyptian based visuals as he performed a new choreography of the song with his background dancer,s wearing only an Egyptian themed headset and undergarments.
Videography

American entertainer Frosty has appeared in - music videos, 9 concert tour videos, 2 documentary videos, and 1 video single.

## Video albums

### Concert tour videos

* Label: Virgin Records
* Formats: DVD
 Frosty: Live in Italy 2027 | * Released: December 25, 2027 (Online streaming: January 18, 2028)
* Label: Virgin Records
* Format: DVD, Blu-ray, Online streaming
 Frosty Live: What's His Name Tour | * Released: January 14, 2028
* Label: Virgin Records
* Format: DVD, Blu-ray
 Black Blood World Tour: Live! from Hong Kong | * Released: March 30, 2031
* Label: Virgin Records
* Format: DVD, Blu-ray
 Black Blood World Tour 2030 | * Released: November 11, 2031
* Label: Virgin Records
* Format: DVD, Blu-ray
 The Greatest Show | * Released: March 5, 2034
* Label: Virgin Records
* Format: DVD, Blu-ray, Online streaming, Netflix
 A Cold World Tour 2041 | * Released: November 10, 2041
* Label: Virgin Records
* Format: DVD, Blu-ray, Online streaming, Netflix
 The Lies World Tour | * Released: April 10, 2046
* Label: Virgin Records
* Format: DVD, Blu-ray, Online streaming, Netflix
* Location: London, England
Coachella

On April 11 and April 18, 2043, Frosty  headlined at American annual music festival Coachella, while on tour for History World Tour, which promoted his ninth album History (2043).

## Background

34 dates for the North American leg of the History World Tour were announced on October 1, 2042. However, on January 4, 2043, Frosty announced that two extra dates would be added in April 2043, since he would be headlining Coachella that year.
Antidote

Antidote is the second single by singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on March 19, 2022 as the second single from Defined, his debut album.

The song was a commercial failure failing to chart both domestically and internationally. The song received some acclaim.

## Background and release

Frosty moved to New York City in the summer of 2021. After moving there, he began producing beats for other artists while writing his album. He eventually met local New York producers after performing in clubs and sealed a record deal with Virgin Records in September 2021. After the commercial failure of his debut single Flexing, Frosty released his second single a few months later, hoping it would gain more success and generate buzz for his upcoming album. Frosty wrote the song in fall 2021 and it was recorded in December 2021.

## Composition

Antidote is an big room house track. Lyrically, the song touches on the depression after a breakup.

## Commercial performance

Antidote was a commercial failure, failing to chart domestically, although the song did peak on the US Dance chart at #10, thanks to the song's remix. Like Frosty's debut single Flexing, it failed to chart internationally.

## Music video

The music video for the remix released on April 17, 2022. It consisted of Frosty walking around a club with his friends, trying to get over his recent breakup. A music video for the original video was released on May 25, 2022. It contained clips from the remix video.

## Live performances

Frosty performed the song at the LuV Tour in 2025. During the performance, he sang the song while performing the choreography to the song. For the performance, he wore a black leather jacket along with tennis chain necklaces, a silver crucifix and silver bracelets, along with a black t-shirt, black tight sweats, and white Nike shoes.

After not performing the song for eighteen years, along with Drive Me Crazy, Frosty finally brought the song back in 2043 on the History World Tour, performing the song during the World War II section of the show. For the performance, he wore a military outfit, playing an electric guitar for a rock version of the song.

## Track listing

1. Antidote (Radio Edit)
2. Antidote (DJ Scrooge Remix)
All Night

All Night is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty from his first remix album Catch the Beat (2027). It was released in Oceania, North America (minus the United States), and Latin America on October 10, 2027 by Virgin Records. It is a dance pop song incorporating elements of synth-pop and disco.

The song was a critical success, with critics complementing the production of the song. However, the song was a moderate success worldwide, only peaking within the top 10 in Japan's International Songs chart.

## Background

Frosty's 2026 contract renewal with Virgin Records included three more studio albums and two compilation albums. In order to fulfill the promise of one of the compilations, Frosty enlisted Tyago and Ilya to create a remix album. Work for the album began in March 2027, while Frosty was finishing up filming and recording the soundtrack for What's His Name. All Night was recorded for the album as the sole new song, and it was pre-decided as a single before the album's release.

## Release

At first, All Night was only released in Oceania and North America. It wasn't released in the US, due to Virgin's fear of Frosty becoming overexposed in the country. It also wasn't released in Europe, as The Great Escape had been released there a week later. The single was released in Asia on October 24, 2027.

## Composition

All Night is a dance pop song which contains elements of deep house, synthpop and disco.

## Critical reception

All Night received positive reviews from critics, with most of them complimenting the production of the song, and the sleek transitions within the song. However, some decided that the song was forgettable among Frosty's discography.

## Commercial performance

All Night was a moderate success. It peaked within the top 10 in Japan's International Songs chart, but it did not see much success anywhere else.
Boom

Boom is a song by American singer-songwriter from his fifth studio album Dangerous (2032).

After the success of Falling in Love, as well as the success of the Greatest Show World Tour, Frosty's team decided to release another single from the album. Boom was released on February 5, 2034. The music video features several stars. Despite the hit music video, the song peaked at number 12 on the Billboard, once again missing the top 10.
Flexing

Flexing is the debut single by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on November 13, 2021 from his debut album Defined. The music video for the album was released on December 3, 2021.

Critically, the song did not recieve any acclaim. It was also unsuccessful commercially, failing to chart anywhere.

## Background and release

Frosty moved to New York City in the summer of 2021. After moving there, he began producing beats for other artists while writing his album. He eventually met local New York producers after performing in clubs and sealed a record deal with Virgin Records in September 2021. Virgin wanted him to record a single to release as to generate buzz. He eventually recorded Flexing in October, which was later released in November 2021.

## Composition

Flexing is a house-influenced dance track. The lyrics discuss enjoying life to the fullest and being optimistic.

## Critical reception

The song recieved mixed reviews, with some considering the track a great dance track while many criticized the lyrical content of the song.

## Commercial performance.

Flexing was unsuccessful on the charts. Internationally, the single was a complete commercial failure, not charting anywhere outside of the US. However, it managed to peak at #14 on the US Dance chart. The song managed to earn 1,036 streams on Spotify within the first year of release and 17,407 by June 2026.

## Music video

The music video was filmed on November 25, 2021. It consists of Frosty dancing in a club with two backup dancers. It was released on December 3.

## Live performances

Frosty performed the song at the LuV Tour in 2025. During the performance, he sang the song while performing the choreography to the song. For the performance, he wore a black leather jacket along with tennis chain necklaces, a silver crucifix and silver bracelets, along with a black t-shirt, black tight sweats, and white Nike shoes.

The song was performed for the first time in eight years at The Greatest Show World Tour in 2033. This time, the song was the finale of the show. Frosty begins the performance by singing part of "Just Dance" by Lady Gaga. Then, he begins singing an acapella of the chorus of Flexing, before the band kicks in, and he sings the song in its entirety, as he runs around stage with all of the dancers of the show.

After another long break, Frosty remixed the song in 2045 for the Lies Promo Tour. He performed an updated version of the song to match the tone of his 2045 album Lies on the Dance Floor. During the performances, he danced on stage with his backup dancers, living up to the theme of his first album. The song was set to be performed on the Lies World Tour as well, but the idea was scrapped for unknown reasons.

## Track listing

### Original release

1. Flexing
2. Flexing (Radio Edit)
3. Flexing (Extended Version)

### Flexing (Remixes)

1. Flexing
2. Flexing (Radio Edit)
3. Flexing (Extended Version)
4. Flexing (Double Trance Remix)
5. Flexing (New Body Mix)
6. Flexing (Dark Club Mix)
Almost There

Nobody's Love is a song released by American singer-songwriter Frosty on his fourth studio album SouL (2029). On December 29, 2029, it was sent to contemporary hit radio as the third single from the album.

## Background

The song was one of the last recorded for the album.

## Composition

Almost There is a bubblegum pop song with live instrumentation. Musically, the song describes a longing in a relationship.

## Critical reception

Critics mostly praised the track, although some critics stated the track was one of the weakest songs on the album.

## Commercial performance

The song was a hit worldwide. It peaked at number one in 10 countries.
Ice

Ice is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty from his seventh studio album Starry Sky (2038). Ice was Frosty's first single in over two years, as he had taken a long break in 2036 after promoting the film José in order to focus on his family.

Ice is an epic pop song with heavy string instrumentation as well as electronic accompaniment. The song was a stark musical departure - not just for Frosty, but for the music industry as a whole. Despite this, the song was a huge commercial success. It went on to peak at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks, becoming his first number one hit since Goodnight Prayer in 2034, and thus becoming his eighteenth number one hit ever, becoming the solo artist with the second most number one hits, after Mariah Carey, and thus, tying Rihanna.

The song was widely praised by critics, many of whom claimed the track as one of Frosty's best songs of all time, along with SouL. Critics praised the experimentality of the track, along with the string accompament, the lyrics, and Frosty's vocal delivery.

## Background

On September 4, 2038, Frosty's thirty-fourth birthday, Frosty revealed the title of the first single: Ice, as well as its release date, which would be September 19, 2038.

## Composition

Ice is an epic pop song with heavy string instrumentation as well as electronic accompaniment. The song was a stark musical departure - not just for Frosty, but for the music industry as a whole. Despite this, the song was a huge commercial success.

## Critical reception

The song was widely praised by critics, many of whom claimed the track as one of Frosty's best songs of all time, along with SouL. Critics praised the experimentality of the track, along with the string accompament, the lyrics, and Frosty's vocal delivery.

## Commercial performance

Despite many critics claiming the song as being polarizing, the song was a commercial success, debuting at number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, being his first song to debut within the top 10 in three years. It eventually went on to peak at number one on the charts, becoming his first number one hit since Goodnight Prayer in 2034, and thus becoming his eighteenth number one hit ever, becoming the solo artist with the second most number one hits, after Mariah Carey, and thus, tying Rihanna.
Goodnight Prayer

Goodnight Prayer is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty from his sixth studio album, Truth or Dare. On November 19, 2034, the song was released as the second single from the album. The song is an R&B song with Chinese influences. The song went on to become a huge success, peaking at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and staying at the summit for ten consecutive weeks, tying his previous record with his number one Star, and becoming the biggest hit of 2035, topping Billboard's Year End chart.. The song was also very critically acclaimed, and was often described as one of the best songs from the album.
Rebel Art Gala

The 2052 Rebel Art Gala was a one-time gala hosted by American entertainer Frosty. The gala showcased various forms of art that were created between September 2051 and September 2052. The gala took place on September 15, 2052, in Cologne, Germany.

## Performance

Frosty performed a brief one hour concert during the Gala. The concert was part of Frosty's RDM World Tour, which served to promote his twelfth studio album Rebel Dance Music (2052).
Festival performances

This is a list of Frosty's festival performances.

## Defined era

 June 7, 2023
 June 30, 2023
2. Hurting Me
3. I Wish I Could Dance
4. Red Taste
5. Spiderweb
6. Blame
7. Bored
8. I See the Light
9. Antidote
10. Goodnight
11. Heroes
12. Flexing

## LuV era

2. The Game
3. Red Taste
 June 8, 2024
2. The Game
 June 27, 2024
2. The Game
 September 22, 2024
2. Scars
3. Cosmic Dust
4. Celebrate
5. Again and Again
6. Hurting Me
7. Wet Wound
8. Flexing
9. Antidote
10. Drive Me Crazy
11. Dancing on Air
12. LuV
 December 20, 2024
2. The Game
3. Flexing
4. Drive Me Crazy
5. Cosmic Dust
6. Red Taste
7. Celebrate

2. Do It Gently
3. Dance the Night Away
4. Hurting Me
5. Drive Me Crazy
6. Flexing
7. Red Taste
8. LuV
 May 12, 2025
(Headlining Act)
2. Cosmic Dust
3. Terrorizing Me
4. Flexing
5. Red Taste
6. Celebrate
7. LuV
 December 17, 2025
2. Terrorizing Me (Christmas Version)
3. LuV
4. Dance the Night Away
5. Lucid Dream
 December 23, 2025
2. LuV
3. Dance the Night Away
4. Lucid Dream
5. Red Taste
6. All i Want for Christmas Is You

## You and Me era

2. Dance the Night Away
3. Cosmic Dust
4. Hurting Me
5. Spiderweb (Acoustic Ver.)
6. The Game (Remix)
7. Do It Gently
8. Scars
9. No Tears
10. Flexing
11. Antidote
12. LuV
13. Freedom
14. Catch Me If You Can (Cover)
15. Secret
16. I Love New York
17. Lonely Nights
18. Wet Wound
19. Lucid Dream (Remix)
20. Not In Love
21. Dancing On Air
22. Hiding Place
23. In My Feelings
 August 20, 2026
2. Dance the Night Away
3. Cosmic Dust
4. LuV
5. Secret
6. Freedom
7. I Love New York
8. No Tears
9. The Game
 December 20, 2026
2. Dance the Night Away
3. Secret
4. No Tears
5. Red Taste
6. In My Feelings

## SouL era

2. New Romance
3. In My Feelings
4. No Tears
5. Where's the Party
6. PEEK-A-BOO
7. Secret
8. Our Father
9. SouL
10. Nobody's Love
11. Morning Glow
12. Get Well Soon
13. LuV
14. Hurting Me
15. Genie
16. Bad Boy
17. Almost There
18. Get It Together
19. Dance the Night Away
20. The Game
21. Lucid Dream
22. Red Taste
23. Sol Recurrir
24. Star

## Dance era

2. Shocking Moment
3. Two of Us
4. What Matters Most
5. Sorry
6. Light of Day
7. Ice
8. To Be Gay
9. Sol Recurrir
 December 10, 2040
(as special guest)

## Lies on the Dance Floor era

2. Come Together
3. Welcome to New York
4. Starry Sky
5. Live and Learn
6. Flexing
Get It Together

Get It Together is a song released by American singer-songwriter Frosty on his fourth studio album SouL (2029). On June 9, 2030, Get It Together was released as the fifth and final single from the album in North America and South America, while also serving as the sixth single in Asia. Although it wasn't officially released in Oceania and Europe, it was released as a double A-side single along with Star in those regions.

## Track listing

### *Star/Get It Together* - Digital

1. Star
2. Get It Together

### CD

1. Get It Together (Radio Edit)
2. Get It Together (Slimemarx Remix)
3. Get It Together (Tee's In-House Mix)
The Royal Collection

The Royal Collection is the first greatest hits compilation album by American singer-songwriter Frosty. The album was released through Virgin Records on December 22, 2030. It features remixes of seventeen of Frosty's hits from 2022 to 2030, along with two new tracks, namely Satisfy Me and Royals. It was released as a gift to Frosty's fans for staying with him throughout the first decade of his career. The album was a commercial success, peaking at position number two on the Billboard Hot 200 the week it was released, and peaking at number one in 9 countries worldwide.

## Background

Frosty decided to release a special album to commemorate finishing the first decade of his career. He enlisted Major Lazer to help him remix seventeen of his hits throughout his career, as well as produce two new songs. He wrote and record the two songs while on tour, and recorded them after he finished the North American leg of the Black Blood World Tour.
Freedom

***Freedom*** is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on May 25, 2025 as the lead single from LuV: The Complete Collection, the reissue of his sophomore album LuV.

## Live performances

Frosty opened the LuV Tour with Freedom. For the performance, he came out on stage from the bottom of the stage, wearing a colourful jacket over a shirt with bright flashing LED lights on it, matching the background LED lights around him. He then goes on to perform a highly choreographed live version of the song with all the original elements in tact, but lowered two semitones. At the end of the song, he has an intense dance break.

On the 2027 What's His Name World Tour, Frosty shortens the song to fit it in a medley with LuV and The Game, closing the medley with the song. He performs the same choreography from the previous tour, but this time he focuses more on his vocals than the dancing, since this time it is in the original key. Also, instead of doing the dance break at the end, he simply goes back under the stage.
Satisfy Me

Satisfy Me is a song released by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on November 24, 2030, as the lead single from his first compilation album, The Royal Collection.

## Let Me Love You remix

The maxi-single features a remix of the song titled "Satisfy Me (Let Me Love You Mix). The remix only features the chorus from the original song, along with some recited passages from the Quran and the Bible, along with some newly written verses.

On The Greatest Show World Tour, a video interlude was featured in which the Let Me Love You remix is played. It is billed on the official setlist as simply "Let Me Love You" rather than "Satisfy Me (Let Me Love You Mix)". During the performance, dancers perform on stage while the screen displays Frosty dancing in bondage wear to the song.

## Track listing

### Maxi-single

1. Satisfy Me
2. Satisfy Me (Radio Edit)
3. Satisfy Me (DJ Mike D Mixshow Edit)
4. You'll Remember (2030 Royal Remix)
5. Satisfy Me (Let Me Love You Mix)
Again and Again

Again and Again is a song by Amercian singer-songwriter Frosty from his sophomore album LuV.

## Live performances

Frosty performed the song at the LuV Tour in 2025. During the performance, he sang the song while performing the choreography to the song. For the performance, he wore a black leather jacket along with tennis chain necklaces, a silver crucifix and silver bracelets, along with a black t-shirt, black tight sweats, and white Nike shoes.
Because of You

Because of You is a song by Frosty from his third studio album You and Me.

## Composition

Because of You is an acoustic piano ballad, similar to A Little Piece of Your Heart and God's Gift. In an interview, Frosty stated that the song was written shortly after his mother passed away. He said he also thought about his previous breakup while writing the song.

## Live performances

Frosty performed the song on his second tour, the What's His Name World Tour in 2027.
Sam

* Post-war

**Sam** is a minor antagonist in Scoob and Shag.

### Personality

Sam is cruel, arrogant, and short-tempered man who finds amusement in causing pain and thoroughly enjoys watching others suffer, such as how laughed and made jokes about Felix's death upon witnessing, Pop grieve over him. Sam is very proud of his Ballyhoo, Infared, and has shown to have great understanding of it (such as when he backed, Pop into a corner by threatening to kill Dee if he tried to dodge his bullets). However, his pride in his abilities also caused him to underestimated Pop's determination which ultimately cost him the fight.

## History

Sam first appears when he captures Scoob while taking out Mick and Kerm. He holds Scoob prisoner along with the other antagonists, and when he sees a rescue team is coming for Scoob, he attempts to take them out. He is knocked through a wall and defeated by Pop, later, Sam has somehow survived his battle with Pop and sees Mickey who had just been released from his chamber. Mickey then uses his ballyhoo, Power, on Sam. Sam would later reappear again when Mickey uses his ballyhoo to avoid Scoob’s attack. His status unknown.

## Abilities

**Increased Lifespan**: Due to the Ballyhoo energy present in his body, Sam has a longer lifespan than humans and regular members of his species.

**Marksmanship**: Sam has experience with firearms, using them as his primary form of weaponry. Due to his military training, it can be assumed that he is very talented. With the help of his Ballyhoo is skills with firearms are further improved.

### Ballyhoo

**Infared:** Sam's Ballyhoo is called "Infared". With Infared, Sam is able to aim with pinpoint accuracy, down to the millimetre. So far, he's only used his Ballyhoo while holding a gun so it's unknown if it works with other types of weapons or not.

## Appearances

 N | (No) No appearance and no mention by name or title

## References

1. ↑ Normally spelled "infrared", in the comic it's "Infared"
2. ↑ Interrogation
Frosty Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome to the wiki. We’re a collaborative community website about Frosty that anyone, including you, can edit. Click the edit button at the top of any page to get started!

## Discography

### Studio albums

* Defined (2022)
* LuV (2024)
* You and Me (2026)
* SouL (2029)
* Dangerous (2032)
* Truth or Dare (2034)
* Starry Sky (2038)
* Dance (2040)
* History (2042)
* Lies on the Dance Floor (2045)
* Candy World (2048)
* Rebel Dance Music (2052)

### Compilation albums

* Catch the Beat (2027)
* The Royal Collection (2030)
* The One in My Life (2035)
* History (2042)
* Night of the Living Dead (2043)
* Party Tonight (2049)

### Soundtrack albums

* What's His Name (2027)
* Looking Through the Windows (2030)
* José (2036)

### Live albums

* A Tour Through Time and Space (2044)
* The Lies World Tour (2047)
* Jawbreaker Tour (2049)

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The Great Escape

**The Great Escape** is a song by American singer songwriter Frosty. It was included on his soundtrack album What's His Name (2027). On October 3, 2027, it was released as the third and final single from the album in Europe and Asia.

## Background and release

The Great Escape was original leaked in summer 2026 in the tracklisting for You and Me. Frosty confirmed in a later interview that an older version of the song was to be included on You and Me until he changed the tracklist. While Frosty was recording songs for his new soundtrack album What's His Name, he and his producers looked at scrapped songs from the You and Me album. Looking for a ballad for the album, they decided The Great Escape would be a perfect choice. Thus, it was reworked and included on the album.

On November 27, 2027, Frosty announced that The Great Escape would serve as the final single from the album, but that it would only be released in Europe and Asia. One of Frosty's producers later said in an interview that Frosty's team and his label were worried about him being overexposed in the Americas, after his massive success the past year, which is why it wasn't released as a single there.

## Composition

The Great Escape is a pop ballad which describes a traumatizing experience in a relationship.

## Critical reception

The Great Escape received rave reviews from critics, with many considering it the best song on the album. Some critics claimed the track was one of Frosty's best ballads ever at the time. The production was also complimented. The lyrics were heavily praised.

## Commercial performance

The Great Escape was a moderate success. It peaked within the top 10 in Greece, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. However, it was Frosty's first single since Freedom (2025) to not hit number one in at least one country.

## Live performances

The Great Escape was performed on Frosty's second concert tour What's His Name World Tour.
Are You Ready?

***Are You Ready?*** is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It appears on the soundtrack for Love Spent. The song was released as the third single from the soundtrack on November 3, 2024 in all countries except the United States.

## Background

On May 2, 2024, Frosty said on Twitter that he has been chosen to appear in two new movies. In an interview on Ellen on May 10, 2024, Frosty further confirmed this, stating he was due to appear as a cameo in the movie **Love Spent**, which he said would be released sometime in the fall.

In an interview, a member of Frosty's team stated that the song wasn't released as a single in the US because Frosty and his team feared overexposure, after he had gained seven consecutive top 10 hits and three number 1 hits in that country within one year.

## Composition

Are You Ready? is an industrial pop song with trap influences. The song lyrically describes a romantic relationship.

## Commercial performance

Upon the release of the soundtrack, the song debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at #76 based on pure downloads alone, although it had not been released as a single.

The song was a moderate success internationally. It peaked within the top 10 in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.

## Live performances

Frosty performed the song at the LuV Tour in 2025. During the performance, he sang the song while performing the choreography to the song. For the performance, he wore a black leather jacket along with tennis chain necklaces, a silver crucifix and silver bracelets, along with a black t-shirt, black tight sweats, and white Nike shoes.
No Tears

No Tears is a song written and recorded by Frosty. It was released as the first official promotional single from his third studio album You and Me on September 27, 2026.

## Background

On May 30, 2026, Frosty announced that the lead single from You and Me would be released soon, but that him and his label were having major discussions regarding the album, and that the album might possibly delayed. He said that to make up for this, he would release an early promo single from the album. On June 7, 2026, Frosty released I Love New York as the first promotional single from the album. Criminal was released as the second promotional single from the album on August 16, 2026. Both Criminal and I Love New York ended up being scrapped from the album.

On September 22, 2026, Frosty announced he would be releasing a new promotional single from the album. On September 27, 2026, No Tears was released as the first official promotional single from the album.

## Composition

No Tears is a dance pop song. Lyrically, the song describes feeling positive about ones self after a dark period in ones life.

## Critical reception

No Tears received mixed reviews from critics.

## Live performances

Frosty performed the song on his second tour, the What's His Name World Tour in 2027.

## Charts

 Canada (Billboard)
 Ireland (IRMA)
 Japan (Oricon)
 New Zealand (RMNZ)
 UK (OCC)
 US Billboard Hot 100
Tears in Manila

Tears in Manila is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter Frosty for the film José. The song was released as the second single from the film's soundtrack on June 22, 2036. Tears in Manila is an orchestral song, which features Frosty singing with much more mature vocals than previous records in his career. The song lyrically is an ode to Manila, the capital of the Philippines, which is wear the film takes place.

On June 29, 2036, the single was re-released as a remix. The remix went on to become a huge hit, peaking at number 5 in the United States, becoming Frosty's first top 10 hit there since On My Own the previous year.

## Live performances

Frosty actually performed the song in Manila during his The Greatest Show World Tour in 2033, before the film was announced, which would later feature the song three years later. For this performance, Frosty sang an acapella version of the song as an ode to Manila for being a great audience.

## Track listing

### CD

1. "Tears in Manila" (Tropical Beach Remix)
Night of the Living Dead

***Night of the Living Dead*** is the second remix album by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on September 27, 2043.

## Background

Frosty's contract included one remix album, so Frosty decided to release a remix album while on tour for the History World Tour. He produced six new songs, all of which had been recorded throughout various eras of his career. He also called on several producers to remix eight of the songs from his History album.
I Love New York

I Love New York is a song by Frosty. The song was released as the first promo single from his third album You and Me on June 7, 2026. However, the song ended up being removed from the album.

## Background and release

On May 30, 2026, Frosty announced that the lead single from his third studio album, You and Me, would be released soon, but that him and his label were having major discussions regarding the album, and that the album might possibly delayed. He said that to make up for this, he would release an early promo single from the album. On June 7, 2026, Frosty released I Love New York as the first promotional single from the album.

## Composition

I Love New York is a synthpop song that runs for 3:34. Lyrically, the song is an ode to New York City.

## Critical reception

The song received mixed reviews from critics, with most critics criticizing the lyrical content of the song.

## Chart performance

The song debuted at number 18 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song also performed moderately well in Oceania, peaking at number 21 in New Zealand and number 36 in Australia. It also peaked at number 13 in the United Kingdom.

## Charts

 Canada (Billboard)
 Ireland (IRMA)
 Japan (Oricon)
 New Zealand (RMNZ)
 UK (OCC)
 US Billboard Hot 100
By My Side

By My Side is a song by American singer-songwriter from his fifth studio album Dangerous (2032). The song has a long classical intro with opera and orchestral music, before seguing into the main song, followed by a long outro. The song received positive reviews from critics upon release.

Over three years after being originally released, the song was released from Frosty's second compilation album, The One in My Life, as the final single from the album in all territories outside of North America.
Ain't No Problem

Ain't No Problem is a song recorded by singer-songwriter Frosty. He planned to include it on his debut album Defined, and planed to eventually release it as a single from the album. However, he discarded the song as the song is more R&B influenced and Defined is more EDM influenced. Red Taste replaced the song on the album. The song was leaked online in August 2024 by an unknown source.
The Lies World Tour

*The Lies World Tour* is the second live album by American singer-songwriter Frosty. Released on April 10, 2047, the disc features most of the set from his seventh world tour, the Lies World Tour, which promoted his tenth studio album, Lies on the Dance Floor. The album was recorded on August 30-31, 2046 at the O2 Arena in London, England.
Jawbreaker World Tour

11 in Latin America

16 in Asia

12 in Oceania

117 in total

The Jawbreaker World Tour is the upcoming eighth concert tour by American entertainer Frosty. Serving to promote his eleventh studio album, Candy World, the tour will begin on August 10, 2048 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, United States.

## Background

On April 20, 2048, after completing the Candy World Promo Tour, Frosty confirmed that he would tour worldwide for his newly released album, Candy World. Dance recruitment began on April 29, 2048, and lasted a week. Rehearsals for the tour began on May 8, 2048. In an interview on May 14, Frosty revealed that he had began planning the setlist for the tour right when he finished the album, but he didn't finalize the rehearsal setlist until the beginning of May. Frosty later revealed via Twitter that he planned to feature every single record he's ever released on the tour one way or another.

On May 4, 2048, Frosty announced 44 North American dates for the tour. A week later, on May 11, Frosty revealed 17 European dates for the tour. Frosty confirmed later that day that the tour would only visit North America and Europe. On May 16, due to popular demand, two more dates were added in England - one on November 14 in London and one on November 17 in Manchester. Another one was added on May 19 in Birmingham on November 9, making it 20 total dates in Europe.

Despite him saying earlier that the tour would only visit North America and Europe, On November 27, Frosty announced 11 dates in Latin America. On December 12, he announced 14 more European dates due to popular demand. Later that day, he said he "might as well" tour in Asia and Oceania as well, since the tour was going into 2049. He later clarified that he intended to tour until the end of the year, but since he kept adding dates, he might as well go all out. Asian dates were announced on January 13, while Oceania dates were announced on January 29.

## Setlist

This setlist is representative of the concert on August 10, 2048. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

### Notes

* Before "Tick Tock", Frosty sang a random song each night. See below for more information.
* Starting with the date on March 5, 2049, "Come Together", "Heart Throb", "Hurting Me", "Tick Tock", and the surprise song were removed from the setlist. "Red Taste", "Freedom", and "Ice" were added to the setlist.
Dear Sabrina

Dear Sabrina is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter Frosty, released on his fourth studio album SouL (2029). It was released as the fourth single from the album in Europe and Oceania on March 10, 2030. It was later released as the fifth single from the album after Our Father in Asia, on May 5, 2030.

Musically, Dear Sabrina is a baroque pop song with live instrumentation and an unconventional song structure. The song mostly received positive reviews from critics. Commercially, the song was a moderate success.

## Track listing

### CD single

1. "Dear Sabrina" (Edit)
2. "State of Matrimony"
3. "Red Taste" (Japanese Version)

## Charts

### 2029

 Canada (Billboard)
 Czech Republic (Singles Digital Top 100)
 Hungary (Single Top 100)
 Iceland (Tonlist)
 Slovakia (Singles Digital Top 100)
 Singapore (RIAS)
 US Billboard Hot 100
Promise

Promise is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on September 9, 2029 as the first promotional single from his fourth studio album SouL (2029). Promise is a piano ballad in which Frosty mourns over the death of his mother.

## Composition

Promise is a piano ballad with a string accompaniment. Lyrically, the song has Frosty mourning over the loss of his mother and reflecting over his feelings of her throughout his life. Promise is one of the few songs that Frosty wrote entirely by himself.

## Critical reception

Promise received positive reviews from critics.

## Chart performance

Promise debuted at and peaked at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Frosty's highest charting non-single at the time, and his only non-single to peak in the top 10 of the chart.

## Charts

 Canada (Billboard)
 France (SNEP)
 Hungary (Single Top 100)
 Ireland (IRMA)
 Netherlands (Single Top 100)
 Scotland (Official Charts Company)
 Singapore (RIAS)
 UK Singles (Official Charts Company)
 US Billboard Hot 100
RDM World Tour

19 in Asia

34 in North America

2 in Africa

10 in Oceania

9 in Latin America

113 in total

The RDM World Tour is the upcoming ninth concert tour album by American entertainer Frosty. It serves to promote his twelfth studio album Rebel Dance Music (2052).

## Background

Frosty announced the tour on April 26, 2052, just a week after the release of the album. By the time he announced the release of the album, stage construction had already began, and finished on April 29, 2052. On May 3, 2052, dance team recruitment began for the tour. Rehearsals began on May 15 of that year.

37 dates for the European leg were announced on June 5. 19 Asian dates were announced a week later on June 12. 33 North American dates were announced on June 15. Two additional dates were added in London and Manchester on June 18 due to popular demand. An additional date was added in New Orleans on June 22.

On October 10, 2052, Frosty announced two dates in Africa, making this tour the first time he ever performed in Africa. On October 22, he announced 10 dates in Oceania. Finally, he announced 9 dates in Latin America on December 25, 2052.

## Setlist

### Notes

* Red Taste was performed on 32 select dates.
* Deposit Your Love was added to the setlist on the second date in London.
	+ Deposit Your Love was not performed in Fukuoka, Osaka, Birmingham, both dates in Johannesburg, both dates in Sydney, or the first Buenos Aires date.
* Dance, Try Me Harder, and Welcome to New York were performed on all three New York dates.
* Tears in Manila was performed in place of LuV in both Manila dates, as well as Miami, Havana, Guadalupe, Mexico City, along with the first Buenos Aires date and Barranquila.
	+ LuV was also not performed in Birmingham, both dates in Johannesburg, or the third date in Rio de Janeiro.
* A snippet of History was performed in San Francisco.
* Spanish Class was performed on the last five North American dates, as well as Santiago and Barranquila.
* Outta Time was performed in San Diego, Phoenix, Houston, and the last date in Perth.
* On the first date in Pennsylvania, Frosty performed Flexing.
* Night of the Living Dead was performed in Berlin, Valencia, Dublin, Detroit, Los Angeles, San Antonio, Miami, Brisbane, and Melbourne.
* On September 15, 2052, Frosty performed a shortened version of the tour for his Rebel Art Gala.