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The '''Super Mario World Ending''' theme, sped up 150% (mostly) is used as the background music in sites with places, objects or foods with "lol" (or variations of lol) hidden in the the image. Also it's used in regularly wacky sites. | The '''Super Mario World Ending''' theme, sped up 150% (mostly) is used as the background music in sites with places, objects or foods with "lol" (or variations of lol) hidden in the the image. Also it's used in regularly wacky sites. | ||
| − | The original tune (Ending) was created by Koji Kondo. He is responsible for many other video game compositions including the themes for ''The Legend of Zelda'' and ''Star Fox''. | + | The original tune (simply titled "Ending") was created by Koji Kondo. He is responsible for many other video game compositions including the themes for ''The Legend of Zelda'' and ''Star Fox''. |
The Super Mario World ending was also used in the popular "[[Math is Pwned!]]" YTMND. | The Super Mario World ending was also used in the popular "[[Math is Pwned!]]" YTMND. | ||
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The Super Mario World Ending theme, sped up 150% (mostly) is used as the background music in sites with places, objects or foods with "lol" (or variations of lol) hidden in the the image. Also it's used in regularly wacky sites.
The original tune (simply titled "Ending") was created by Koji Kondo. He is responsible for many other video game compositions including the themes for The Legend of Zelda and Star Fox.
The Super Mario World ending was also used in the popular "Math is Pwned!" YTMND.
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