音Mad is pronounced as Otomad (Otto-mad), a niche genre of video game music where music artists remix familiar soundtracks ranging from TV shows to video games with soundbytes from various sources under a common theme. Another name all of you are familiar with for Otomad videos is called "Youtube Poop Music Video" or "YTPMV".
In this thread, the theme we're going for is Nintendo's Mario series as a whole.
First of all, here's a remix of Mega Man 3: Snake Man, feat Yoshi.
The sound quality oozes that feeling of Snake Man beats from the NES stage and soundtrack.
Here's another one, mixing Mario soundbytes with Kirby Air Ride, Top Ride: Grass stage.
It's very incredible how Charles Martinet's voices can make a really good soundtrack of this classic GameCube game.
Last but not least, we have this classic 音Mad, using Super Mario Land to produce the classical music melody, Offenbach - Can Can.
We got another video that remixes Kirby Super Star boss battle theme for Dyna Blade, a bird boss and a recurring character in the Kirby series.
This time, we use Mario games on the NES for some of the rhythmic beats. Kirby soundtracks are great for otomad videos.
I still think these videos are classics. So I just wanted to share my marathon binge on this deep, dark Youtube trip I just had.
And yes, never get drunk while mixing blueberry red wine and white wine.
In this thread, the theme we're going for is Nintendo's Mario series as a whole.
First of all, here's a remix of Mega Man 3: Snake Man, feat Yoshi.
The sound quality oozes that feeling of Snake Man beats from the NES stage and soundtrack.
Here's another one, mixing Mario soundbytes with Kirby Air Ride, Top Ride: Grass stage.
It's very incredible how Charles Martinet's voices can make a really good soundtrack of this classic GameCube game.
Last but not least, we have this classic 音Mad, using Super Mario Land to produce the classical music melody, Offenbach - Can Can.
We got another video that remixes Kirby Super Star boss battle theme for Dyna Blade, a bird boss and a recurring character in the Kirby series.
This time, we use Mario games on the NES for some of the rhythmic beats. Kirby soundtracks are great for otomad videos.
I still think these videos are classics. So I just wanted to share my marathon binge on this deep, dark Youtube trip I just had.
And yes, never get drunk while mixing blueberry red wine and white wine.
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