Your next submission automatically drops three places.

Your next submission swaps ranking positions with a randomly selected contestant’s submission.

Next round, the contestant ranked immediately above you moves up two places and you drop two.

Your next song submission is publicly revealed before the deadline.

You cannot receive Haunted House rewards for the next two rounds, even if you win.

Give one of your advantages to a contestant of your choice. If you have none, you drop two places.

Choose between dropping four places or giving two random contestants a two-place boost each.

Your next two submissions each drop two places.

Publicly award another contestant a three-place boost. You receive nothing.

If you land in the Bottom Five next round, you receive one additional card.

+3 placements on your next submission.

Submit three songs. The host will tell you which is expected to perform best.

Exchange advantages with another player.

For every player you get to admit what they submitted that week, they drop one place and you move up one place.

Find out what two players submitted and give one of them a two-place penalty.

Swap the owners of three songs.

Pancake picks one of −1, +2, or +3 placements. It can apply to one, two, three, or four players, or to you.

Drop two places yourself and give your chosen song a four-place penalty.

Pick five artists. Any player who submits one of them drops two places.

Three players of your choice each drop two places.

Void any advantage used against you and move up two places.

If eliminated, you may return to the competition.

View the ranking before it is announced and choose one contestant to move up or down five places.

Cancel every advantage and disadvantage affecting a contestant’s ranking that round.

If you enter the bottom, you may replace yourself with any contestant outside the Bottom Five, excluding the Top 3.

Once the Bottom Five are decided, you choose who goes home.

Choose a contestant. They must give you their strongest advantage or drop five places on their next submission.

For one round, reverse the final ranking. First becomes last, second becomes second-last, and so on.