There is also a random chance that a lyrics-filled version will take its place. A homage to Giorgio Moroder's score for the film, the Stealth music references "Tony's Theme" while the Assault part of the track turns into a full earworm in the style of the film's "Push It To The Limit" beat. Added as part of the Scarface Mansion heist. It has electric guitar riffs to separate the orchestral parts from the guitar sections. This part orchestral, part electric guitar, fast-paced track that makes you want to go as fast as possible while in the level was added in the Hardcore Henry Heists. And if the alarm goes, the song abruptly shifts tone as if to say "Get the hell out of there!". Especially when you get to the top and the danger of being seen escalates. Considering the stakes of robbing a trainyard swarming with Murkywater goons, the music during the stealth portion is fittingly ominous and intense.
Even Bain isn't immune to ridicule in this song, and can be heard saying "Whoaaaa!" at one point. A lot of the other heisters' lines are also in this remix too, like Hoxton's "Don't answer back, you twat!" and Clover's "Hey you! Get on your feet!". Its name derives from Houston's memetic "Don't act dumb!" quote.
A Stupid Statement Dance Mix that was released for the Halloween Event in 2015. The Stealth portion instead opts to use nothing more than a violin and a drumset. Despite the name, it has one of the tensest pieces of Stealth music in the game and sounds nothing like its bass-heavy Assault-counterpart. utter chaos in terms of what instruments it uses. This version notably adds bass (and occasionally switches to Ominous Latin Chanting (Italian) at random during the heist).
Keep in mind that the soundtrack DLC isn't updated nearly as often as the game itself is, as such there are tracks in the game that aren't available for download. It all depends on the where you are in the heist itself. Also, the in-game music has 4 separate tracks ''per track'' ( Stealth/Setup for the start of the heist (stealthing, before going loud) Control, for going loud or pauses between assault waves, Anticipation being for when the wave is about to begin, and Assault, the main part of the song that's played during the police assault.).
The soundtrack is separated into two: one is for the in-game music, and another for the "B-sides" (music used in the trailers for the game), which can sometimes differ from their in-game counterparts.
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