After that, rapping with that character and vibe in mind was pretty fun and easy. I like doing different voices and characters and also like unusual premises for my raps, plus I wanted to keep it lighthearted and fun, in keeping with the Mario/Nintendo spirit Pianta Joe was born at the crossroads of all of that. I was listening to the soundtrack one day and started imitating the way Piantas talk (which is what the 'Oh ho HO ho-ho-ho' thing is supposed to represent) when I had the idea for a Pianta rap. Sunshine is a pretty terrific game in its own right, and I was disappointed to see OCR had no coverage of it yet when I first found the site. ' I'm a huuuuuge Mario fan(atic) - hopefully that comes through in the many references to different parts of the series sprinkled throughout the lyrics, especially in verse 2 (and, as an added bonus, a nod to the Kirby franchise as well!).

I chose to take Sigma's idea and go full-on G-funk with the beat to give it a 'gangster' feel. The salesman, Pianta Joe, is a bit on the shady side, but he has a lot of finesse and charisma. 'MC Final Sigma envisioned portraying one of the Piantas of Delfino Plaza as a suave salesman who's trying to convince Mario into purchasing some of his wares. MC Final Sigma: rap vocals, main concept.ReMixes back in January, and now they return for a little GameCube Sunshine with a similarly narrative & comparably badass hip-hop ReMix. Sir Jordanius) collaborated on the legendary, mind-blowing trilogy of Super Smash Bros. So it took a surprisingly long time for us to get our first Super Mario Sunshine ReMix on the site, but it's here, and it's a humdinger.

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