Cg Rap Feat. Loud Nigra & (Non-ugandan) Knuckles - See You Again

For all the swell music SiIvaGunner has ripped and uploaded for diverse reasons (though mainly for laughs), in that location are some songs that are meant to take a jab at diverse scenarios.

Jokes sectional to the rips listed are not marked with spoilers on this page.

• The (presently united nations-reuploaded) "rip" of the "main theme" from the March 2016 Nintendo Direct... which was simply a fart audio.
  • This continued into the "championship theme" for Newspaper Mario: Colour Splash — it's simply Newspaper Mario: Sticker Star'due south title theme with Loud Nigra screaming over it.
• While the presence of Angry Joe references could be mistaken for a Shout-Out, any ambivalence was cleared when the SiIva Directly outright referred to him as "cring[y]".
• The "rip" for Five Nights at Freddy'due south: Sister Location's "Circus" theme is just Loud Nigra's screams echoed, virtually certainly a jab at some people's thoughts on the series' longevity.
• The "Song That Might Play When Yous Fight Sans" rips are actually remixes of Mother-related Boom Bros. songs, an ironic reference to the infamous Game Theory video claiming that Sans is Ness.
• The rip of Battleborn's prologue theme: Chirping Crickets. ^explanation The game was widely overshadowed past the open up beta of Overwatch. And and so very quietly, the themes of Overwatch and Squad Fortress 2 start playing. And so the theme of Final Combat starts playing which starts to get louder.
• The rip of the main theme from Minecraft is but the vocal with the sound of someone taking a dump and several people screaming and yelling in panic (including Loud Nigra and Vinesauce's Joel) in the background.
• The "rip" of Yo-Kai Watch 2'south main theme (a text-to-speech bluster confronting the game) takes a good portion of its script from James Rolfe'south notorious video about his refusal to scout or review Ghostbusters (2016), as a way of poking fun at the unwarranted backlash that followed James Rolfe stating his opinion.
• "Title Theme" from Overwatch is simply the Jeopardy! theme song, a jab at the severe server overload that the game experienced inside the same hour that the rip was uploaded that forced players to queue upward and wait their turn.
• "Live and Larn (Instrumental)" from Sonic Adventure two is just "Prison Lane" as a blatant jab at how similar it is to "Alive and Learn".
• The diverse "Main Theme" videos he uploaded during E3 2016 all mock the companies involved ^annotation with the exception of Electronic Arts, which merely referenced Snoop Dogg's involvement in their conference.
  • Bethesda'due south Theme is a snippet of Picayune Lies past Fleetwood Mac (with a piddling bit of Snow Halation thrown in at the end).
  • Microsoft's Theme is merely repetition of their E3 announcer saying "Xbox One and Windows 10 exclusive", mocking the fact that at that place wasn't anything truly Xbox One exclusive at the conference. (This extends to the description, and and so a litte bit of Snowfall Halation at the end, accompanied past footage of the "snow" from the Dead Rising 4 part of their conference.)
  • Ubisoft's Theme begins with their bizarre Just Dance functioning of Queen ^note which is why the composer is listed as "Freddie Mercury, although he probably wishes he wasn't past now" (with Loud Nigra added in), before it'due south cutting off by SiIvaGunner complaining about them not showing anything nearly Across Good & Evil 2 ^annotation which was announced the post-obit yr. He then repeatedly says "Give me Beyond Good and Evil 2", merely to start singing the lyrics to Snow Halation halfway through the video to footage of Ubisoft's new Alpine sports game, Steep, then goes straight back to repeating "Give me Across Good and Evil 2". And then tops the video off by saying "Besides, fuck that hacker with that mask" (a jab at a new character from Watch_Dogs 2 who wears an Expressive Mask that at least once uses emoticons).
  • Sony's Theme is only a clip from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, with Will's dialogue edited to ask "Where the Vita games?" A memorial for the Vita then appears, with An Catastrophe from Undertale playing in the groundwork.
    • Similarly, Main Theme - Nintendo Direct 9.1.2016 features the same clip, only with Volition's dialogue edited to ask "Where are the Wii U games?" while showing footage of the two 3DS ports of Wii U games that were appear during the direct. The video ends with a memorial to the Wii U with the text "Exclusives? WHAT Exclusives?"
  • PC Gaming'south Theme plays the first 15 seconds of the briefing, only for a banner to pop up saying "Upgrading from Windows seven or eight? You lot'll beloved Windows ten! - Fred Flint", punctuated by SiIvaGunner saying "Aw, for fuckin' out loud!"
• Master Theme - Mighty No. 9, released the same twenty-four hours as the game in question, consists of SiIvaGunner talking about how the rip has been delayed, mocking the game for its numerous delays.
  • Later, the "OST theme" of the Main Theme of Mighty No. 9 was uploaded. Information technology plays like "normal" ^notation (it'southward a Stylistic Suck GSXCC version of Woods Man'due south theme) until the cease, where a simulated avast! "Virus Detected!" warning detecting the video equally malware suddenly appears over tiptop of the video (in reference to the game's infamous reputation equally beingness detected equally malware on some players' PCs). To make it even more than overt, the URL given is "rip_of_shit_game", noting the mediocre reception the game got upon release.
• Several rips, such as this rip of "For the Fans", the championship theme of Kirby: Right Back At Ya!, and this rip of "Mii News" make fun of the host of the infamous YouTube show #DramaAlert, Keemstar.
• The album release of Super Mario Bros.'due south "Overworld (Alternative Mix)" (in which parts of the theme are altered to sound like the Super Mario All-Stars version... at least for the outset infinitesimal and nine seconds) is entitled, "Soyo Oka Ruined the SMB Overworld Theme and This Is Why".
• Chad Warden'due south last words: "PS Vita... I'm coming to see you..."
• The championship theme from New Super Mario Bros. Wii is actually the file select music for New Super Mario Bros.... with the game logo of New Super Mario Bros. two being shown, and the playlist link in the description leading to the playlist for New Super Mario Bros. U, making fun of the subseries' abiding stagnation.
• During the infamous livestream of Sega's 25-year anniversary of Sonic the Hedgehog at the San Diego Comic-Con in 2016, which was fraught with technical issues and odd production placement, the channel fabricated several jokes at its expense:
• Ancient Lore from Demigod is a take that to impatient fans considering videos to exist ARG-related lore for small-scale reasons, too every bit to talk show host Alex Jones.
• The rip of "Kongo Jungle" ^note Melee'south version of the DK Rap ends with the singer getting shot with a kokosnoot gun by the original DK Rap singer.

  Shooter: Sorry, only Kongo Jungle isn't every bit expert as the DK Rap or the CG Rap, says SilvaGunner. There isn't even a articulate acapella of information technology anywhere. Fuck Kongo Jungle.

• The main theme of Bear Sterns Bravo gets cut off by a Tape Needle Scratch midway through, followed by:
• "Pokémon League (Beta Mix)" from Pokémon X and Y is a stab at the last episode of the Pokémon anime's Kalos League story arc, which resulted in Ash's (inevitable) loss.
• Phenomenon Nighttime (Stardust Mix) from The Idolmaster Platinum Stars makes a jab of all of the JoJo's Bizarre Chance fans who try to make JoJokes out of anything that could even be loosely connected to something to JoJo'southward Bizarre Adventure.
  • JOEJOE'S BIZAERRE JOEJOKE is an album-length jab at the same group of fans. The entire matter is filled with Stylistic Suck JoJo-related rips - including ane with the much-maligned Bean - with similarly insulting titles.
  • According to Word of God, "Bloody Stream" rips are intentionally terrible to hit dorsum at the hypocrisy of some fans hating on Snow Halation rips for being "weeb crap" but at the aforementioned fourth dimension constantly demanding JoJo rips.
• The YouTube Heroes rip is a parody of Sonic Heroes' theme with the lyrics poking fun at how easy information technology is to abuse said system.
• Stage Architect - Super Smash Bros Brawl is actually the theme of the Wii Homebrew Channel, referencing the exploiting of a coding flaw in the game involving the Phase Builder to execute homebrew on a Wii ("Boom Stack"), including Brawl game mods such as Project Thou.
• Both of the No Man's Heaven rips. Opening / Chief Theme - No Man's Sky is the title theme with the "have you lot ever had a dream like this" kid rambling over it ^caption He fumbles over a judgement many times, and finally finishes information technology with "...you could do anything?", meant hither as an ironic reference to the claims of existence able to "do annihilation" in No Man's Sky., followed by Murray proverb "Sometimes."
  • Multiplayer Carte - No Homo'due south Heaven It starts with Chirping Crickets, then plays clips of interviews with Sean Murray over a snippet of "Little Lies" by Fleetwood Mac, a reference to the promised multiplayer in the game that doesn't exist. To make things even more overt, the title on screen is changed to "No Man's Buy"
• Chemical Institute Zone - LEGO Dimensions is the royalty-free song "Pixel Peeker Polka (slower)" by Kevin MacLeod, poking fun at Warner Bros. composing off-key soundalikes of Genesis-era Sonic the Hedgehog songs in LEGO Dimensions partially to avert paying royalties to musician Masato Nakamura, who composed and owns the rights to the soundtracks for the starting time ii Sonic games. ^note Another reason for the soundalike music, which has nil to practise with royalties, is that LEGO Dimensions employs Sonic levels from the 2d half of the Sonic three portion of Sonic 3 & Knuckles whose songs are, long curt story, entangled in a veritable legal screwjob with the Michael Jackson estate, preventing Sonic 3 & Duke from being re-released in any course other than direct emulation of an unmodified ROM (which may be why it was excluded from the Sega Genesis Mini). Nevertheless, the music of the Sonic & Duke portion of Sonic 3 & Knuckles is legally clear (refer to Sonic Generations rearranging Sky Sanctuary and Mushroom Hill, for example), but that, besides, its substituted with off-fundamental soundalikes in LEGO Dimensions purely for the sake of consistency with what music hasn't been legally cleared by WB.
• A "Difficult 24-hour interval's Work" - Mr Rental: The Video Game:
  • The video spends its second half mocking meme channel MrMrMANGOHead's videos for being low effort and unoriginal.

  "nosotros are number one but every one is replaced with stock distortion effects with no change because I accept no idea how to make any original or transformative content and a forced meme is added to stay relevant with normie trash and I can shill my patreon in the description in the hopes that someone actually thinks these videos have any real effort"

  • At that place are shots taken toward the Behind the Meme channel's abiding use of .gifs in their videos.
• "The Moon (OST version)" is a seventeen infinitesimal long cover of Cuphead's tutorial theme, riffing on GamesBeat editor Dean Takahashi'south infamous failure to become through said game'south tutorial.
• The Reveal Trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 might as well be called: "The SiIvaGunner creative squad reads YouTube comments bickering near the 'four' in the title while we play unfitting music".
• Bloody Tears / Monster Dance - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is in actuality "Galaga Medley", in reference to how Simon Belmont was accidentally leaked hours before the Baronial 2018 Smash Direct.
• During the Male monarch for a Day tournament, Ajit Pai was the simply contestant to canonically die, later being snapped out of beingness past Thanos. Additionally, his "promo" vid on Twitter is a sloppily edited Harlem Shake parody of his infamous "seven Things You Can Even so Do After Net Neutrality", with information technology lagging due to tedious internet halfway through, and the only rip of his that was uploaded was a mediocre mashup between the Harlem Shake and "Watch Me Whip/NaeNae", an already widely loathed Running Gag on the channel. Despite this, he returned as a serious contestant in King for Another Mean solar day, admitting reincarnated every bit Metal Ajit Pai.
• Rhythm Rally - Rhythm Heaven Megamix is a jab at the length of the prequel version of Rhythm Rally in Rhythm Sky Megamix.
• Game Over - Sonic the Hedgehog is a Sonic 1-style remix of Coolio'south "Gangsta'southward Paradise," the music used in the poorly-received trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog movie released the same 24-hour interval.
• Password Screen - Hydlide uses audio of Blood on the Dance Floor'southward Sexting forth with ProJared's vocalization clips to sentence mix referring to him on the alleged cheating his married woman and sending nude pictures to his fans as a jab in calorie-free of Jared's cheating scandal. Later, he made a remix of ProJared's bodily theme ("Goodbye Summertime, Hello Wintertime") equally Cheato's theme, the unsaid jab there being more obvious. (Interestingly, Jared'southward theme got a more standard remix shortly after the pedophilia accusations against him were proven unfounded, mayhap as a token apology.)
• Opening Theme- Bethesda E3 Press Conference 2019 is a Stylistic Suck version of Picayune Lies, probable as a reference to adding a boxing royale mode to Fallout 76 and the showing of mobile games at their E3 stage.
• Pull Up A Chair - Hearthstone features the usual, cheerfully quiet tune... while tearing audio straight lifted from footage of the Hong Kong protests happens correct outside the building, as an obvious transport-up to Activision Blizzard'southward PR disaster revolving around their disqualification of a pro-HK tournament winner, besides as firing of both commentators interviewing him to avoid pissing off the Chinese government, which has been seen by many, many people every bit picking money over morals.
  • Related to the to a higher place video, Reveal Trailer Theme - Overwatch ii starts off with clips from the advertised trailer interweaved with several clips of Winnie-the-Pooh ^note Who, in China, has been banned for memes comparing him with Chinese General Secretary Xi Jinping. Then, afterward a brief clip of the familiar Winnie the Pooh's Dwelling house Run Derby, it becomes a Stylistic Suck version of Chinese "propaganda" interweaved with an edited version of "Fist Bump".
• Emote: Beep Beep - Fortnite starts off with auto honks playing the Flintstones theme while canned laughter and popular Fortnite streamer Ninja'due south mocking express joy from his infamous outburst against a player in an H1Z1 session, before playing unedited audio of a unlike session (this time in Fortnite) where Ninja reports a player for stream-sniping just considering they emoted subsequently killing him, serving as an obvious jab to both moments.
  • Circus (The Phrase "It's Just A Mix Proper noun" Is Such A Weak Mindset) - V Nights at Freddy's is also some other i at Ninja, the mix name referencing a widely mocked tweet Ninja made. The rip itself as well prominently features Ninja's flare-up mentioned above, forth with Ninja'southward intro song mixed with The Flintstones theme. To add farther insult at Ninja, this rip was uploaded to the channel on June five, which is Ninja'south birthday.
• Several golf and Vinesauce's Joel related rips were uploaded on June nineteen, 2020, the release date of The Concluding of U.s. Part II, equally a jab on Abby beating Joel to decease with a golf game society.
• April Fools' Twenty-four hours 2021 features a mini-narrative revolving around Mario becoming Ret-Gone, with the day's rips consisting of Mario games with the title and thumbnail adjusted appropriately. This is a jab at Nintendo's decision to pull the Super Mario 3D All-Stars Compilation Rerelease from stores on the same solar day.
• "FREEDOM Dive↓ - Muse Dash" is the ubiquitous Rhythm Game vocal of the same name as advertised, merely with part of the lyrics for "Kino ni Kanaderu Ashita no Uta" past the idol group YURiMental mashed up with it. The fact that the ii songs mesh together and then well isn't a coincidence - the rip is a jab at the latter song beingness such a Suspiciously Similar Song of the former (despite being marketed as a "homage") that Xi had to intervene.
• "Tabloid Jargon - Press Garden Zone Act ane - Sonic Mania Plus" takes potshots at Minecraft streamer Dream and his speedrun cheating scandal, cementing the signal abode with adding The Aroused Video Game Nerd'due south "That'south right, nosotros're gonna crook!" line from his Ghostbusters (NES) review followed by defensive phonation clips from Dream, referencing his stance towards the scandal.
• "Road to Cerulean City: Leaving Mt. Moon (OST Version) - Pokémon Red & Blueish" has a reverb issue over the entire vocal that becomes progressively more than overbearing as the rip goes on, a poke at the reverb added to the Super Music Collection version of the soundtrack.

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