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Reference made for The Weeknd to cover, unknown if he ever recorded for it.

This song was first premiered in a club on July 24, 2015 by High Klassified and used what became a verse off TYF. The song was rumored to be made in late 2014.

Leaked on LEAKED.CX by Lightning McQueen on Oct. 9, 2021 after a successful groupbuy in a pack with a studio session of "Let Me Go" for $1000. Recorded sometime in July-August 2015. Features different production and completely new vocal take and verse structure. According to Diplo's Snapchat story on August 18, 2015, this version is V3, meaning that earlier versions exist, most likely also produced by Major Lazor.

Rip from the Dolby Atmos version of Fifty Shades Of Grey that does its best to remove any background noise.

Leaked on LEAKTH.IS by Themanhimself on Jul. 30, 2020. Runs about a minute longer than the official and has an extended intro / buildup.

Originally posted to The Weeknd's SoundCloud, this version of the remix has a few alternate bars by The Weeknd, and is unmastered. It was later deleted and seemed to be lost until it resurfaced again on LEAKTH.IS by mrbonesHOK on Apr. 10, 2020.

This song was first premiered in a club on July 24, 2015 by High Klassified and used what became a verse off TYF. The song was rumored to be made in late 2014.

Was played live during the MET Gala Ball in 2016. It is unsure if this was ever intended to release / recorded in CDQ, however I am including it here since there's at least the performance.

According to Diplo's Snapchat story on August 18, 2015, there are at least two versions (prior to the leaked V5) that exist, and are both likely produced by Major Lazor.

Leaked on May 26, 2015 along with 'In The Night' and 'In The 90s', and features minor changes in mixing.

Abel tweeted lyrics from the song back on April 5th, 2015. Heres the tweet. Given this, there may be a version of the song was created around this time.

Played at SXSW on Mar. 20, 2015 before the songs release. At first, a live recording of the song showed up on SoundCloud in recording quality, but the CDQ version of the one performed at SXSW has yet to surface. Abel said that the "scream before the drop" was inspired by the crowd at the show but video evidence shows very clearly that the scream drop was already in the song at that point. This was most likely a mistake from Abel, as he said there was 67 versions of 'The Hills'.