Sweet Sweet Canyon - Mario Kart 8

"Sweet Sweet Canyon - Mario Kart 8" is a high quality rip of "Sweet Sweet Canyon" from Mario Kart 8.
== Jokes ==
The advertised track is arranged to "Doop" by Doop. The track itself can be heard in playing alongside the arrangement.
Starting at 0:07, the arrangement is mashed up with "Mope" by Bloodhound Gang.
At 0:44, during the bridge of "Doop", the lyrics "I'm mighty tighty whitey and I'm smugglin' plums" from "Mope" plays, with a robotic filter being applied to every instance of the lyric "when you wanna come".
The vocal melody from "Doop" plays faintly as the second verse starts at 0:59. At 1:41, the arrangement slows down to a stop. Immediately afterwards, the part of "Mope" that Pac-Man appears plays (Played in the original order from "Mope", instead of "Here Comes Pacman"'s, which is used more frequently).
At 2:07, "Pac-Man Fever" by Buckner and Garcia is added to the mashup and the melody of "Coffee Break Music" from is added to the "Doop" arrangement. At 2:20, the Life Lost sound effect from Pac-Man plays. Immediately after, the "Must've blown a fuse, nothing's going on" part of "Mope" repeats twice.
The "Doop" arrangement then loops as the "Holy Macaroni" part of "Mope" (which is sampled from an episode of The Simpsons) plays. The eighth "macaroni" is replaced by the one from a Kraft Cheese Cheesasaurus Rex commercial.
In the end, the advertised stops, and transitions to a short mashup of the aforementioned commercial, "Walk" by Foo Fighters, and "Digital Love" by Daft Punk.
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