[FNF] All of the references/motifs found in Mario Madness (Triple Trouble Smashario Mix)

I am the first person to finally find all of the motifs in this song
Music from these games (NOT IN ORDER BTW)
Super Mario Bros 1 & 3
Super Mario World
Luigi's Mansion
Super Smash Bros Brawl
Yoshi's Island
Yoshi's Story
Super Mario 64
Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2
Super Mario Sunshine
Intro Music: • Adult Swim Bump - I Sh...
(DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING FROM THIS VIDEO AS ALL OF THEM DO NOT BELONG TO ME, ALL OF THEM BELONG TO THEIR ORIGINAL OWNERS AND I AM JUST MAKING THIS VIDEO FOR FUN)
Mario Madness by Smash Bandicoot
(Note: I do not support Smash's actions as I am separating him from his work and he is also a manipulative crybaby who was no talent in music, fight me smash meatriders)
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[@NavzXx]

i mean to give smash credit, at least dude knows his mario references

[@Abrasive_Bear]

Actually very useful, I knew most of these motifs but some I couldn't remember the name. And a couple I actually didn't know like No Way Out, Tunnel of Doom, and the SMW overworld theme. Thank you for this!

[@SultSynthwaveGaming]

Hi Abrasive Bear I love ur content 🥰🥰🥰 also your welcome

[@Abrasive_Bear]

@@SultSynthwaveGaming thanks man, also no problem

[@kevgamers52341]

Has the new Cletus owner, I'm promise remake too Mario Madness and putting some references and leit mofits, but with more sense xd

[@SultSynthwaveGaming]

That’s nice to hear

[@RaystrikeReal]

Finally something do this, also u forgot Mario Bros. Classic - Title in Luigi section

[@SultSynthwaveGaming]

I listen to the original version of the track. How tf did I not know there was a leitmotif for that in the song

[@RaystrikeReal]

@@SultSynthwaveGaming listen to the GBA version

[@nacho32x]

THERE WAS A CASTLE & FORTRESS LEITMOTIF??!!?!

[@SultSynthwaveGaming]

Well yeah, I thought it was a original part from a song but after looking through the Yoshi’s Island OST there was a leitmotif for that stringy/violiney part

[@GoofyAhhCatInASuit]

Can you do the same with SuperStar Saga and Sonic Smackdown V2.

[@NavzXx]

@@GoofyAhhCatInASuit YES PLEAAASE

[@jermajearest3960]

cool findings from the worst mixed song ever!

[@SultSynthwaveGaming]

@@jermajearest3960 Thanks, it’s some time to find what the original motifs were through the song and flp

[@ogmcexperience]

get n or get out:

[@SultSynthwaveGaming]

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[@nacho32x]

labyrinth:​@@ogmcexperience

[@RaystrikeReal]

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