Wasureta: This level remains in my mind through pure cultural osmosis. If it hadn't been such a vicious object of discourse in the GD community, it would be just another forgettable monochromatic extreme demon for me. As it stands, it's fine.

JRJRJR: This was actually my first time looking at the level, because to be fully honest, I simply can't bring myself to care about the "popular-song-NONG-insane-demon" genre of levels that have been blowing up in 2.2 (Commatose, Pro Lov Ad, Common Loon, JRJRJR, etc). I think I would probably enjoy the level a bit more if I liked Jane Remover's music, which I don't. Without that aspect, it's just flashy shader usage without a lot of substance.

Well Rested: This has been talked about a bit, but Well Rested really feels like surgical perfection, which is not necessarily a good thing. It marked the absolute zenith of neodesign as a style of level, and almost made the entire genre a bit gauche for me as a result, because anyone emulating the style afterwards would simply fall short compared to Well Rested. It's a really good level that came with some unfortunate consequences.

My "top 3" (adjusted to ensure a bit of diversity):

Tetrix by Insendium

Hyper Fantasy by Gboy

The Place by Insidee (the 4 star, not the demon)