About

Mario Pissing is a video parody of the Super Mario series featuring Mario urinating off of a cliff. The video's poor art and voice work, as well as its absurd premise, have helped the video grow popular online.

Origin

The original Mario Pissing video was uploaded on August 4th, 2016, by YouTube user Blaze the Movie Fan. In the video, a poorly drawn Mario, who is seen with his overalls missing and urinating off of a cliff, is interrupted by a Goomba who becomes annoyed when Mario refuses to jump on him. The original video has been viewed over 170,000 times since it was uploaded, with a reupload being viewed an additional 77,000 times,^[2] and was later followed by several sequels.

Spread

On April 14th, 2017, SoundCloud user PAMVLLO uploaded an edited version of the video's audio to the website.^[1] An animated version of the audio was uploaded to YouTube on June 4th of that year and was viewed nearly 100,000 times. On November 7th, YouTube Poop creator Xarlable uploaded a YTPMV of "The Chicken Dance" which featured the video; a Twitter reupload of this video from August 31, 2018, received over 4,400 likes.^[4]

On April 25th, 2018, SuperWiiBros08 posted another edit of the video, a YTPMV of the song "Fight Against an Armed Boss" from the video game Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, which was viewed over 57,000 times. On June 7th, 2018, itch.io user Nebby_RBLX uploaded an RPG Maker recreation of the video's scenario to the website^[3]; this game was played on a Vinesauce stream by Vinesauce Vinny several days before its release.

On November 1st, Twitter user @tea_vea tweeted an image contrasting Mario's urine from "Mario Pissing" with the golden liquid featured in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's "World of Light" cutscenes; a video version of this tweet by SuperWiiBros08 was uploaded to YouTube on November 3th and gained over 120,000 views.

On December 17th, Twitter user @pinkbitchboy tweeted a reanimated, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate-themed clip of the video, which gained over 100,000 views and over 11,000 likes. On January 6th, 2019, Twitter user @ArcfireTW tweeted an image of the "Mario Pissing" scene in the style of official Mario artwork, which received over 1,600 likes.^[5]

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— pinky (@pinkbitchboy) December 17, 2018

Creator's Response

Following years of the video's popularity, Blaze The Movie Fan has had mixed feelings over the video, having at times disowned it. While keeping it up, he added (disowned) to the video's title, and changed the discription on July 14, 2019 to the following:^[6].

Update: (as of July 14, 2019) Yeah I decided to disown it again, this time it'll stick. I really hate this video, and think it's one of my worst. But if you still like it that's fine, I just am not personally proud of it anymore.

On August 2019, he further clarified his feelings with a pinned comment on the video:

Alright, one last thing I wanna say about Mario Pissing. Since there isn't enough to warrant making a video about it, I'll say it in a comment.

Yes, I do think this is one of my worst videos. However I have been a massive dick for being offended by people saying it's my best video or a masterpiece, and I sincerely apologize for that. If you like the video, that's cool. I am just gonna ignore the comments on this video praising the video from now on and just move on with my day.

So yeah, it did annoy me for years that people kept bringing it up, but the best thing to do is just ignore these comments, and focus on what I love doing. And to those who found me through this video and subscribed for my other content, I thank you and I sincerely mean that.

This comment has since been deleted

On April 13, 2022, Blaze reversed his stance on the video, re-owning it, with the following comment explaining his feelings on the matter:

Just so you guys know this video isn't disowned anymore. Sure I still think it's a bad video, but that shouldn't be a reason to disown a video. That should be reserved for something like movie reviews I no longer stand by, or videos with misinformation I now realize is misinformation. No need to disown a video simply because it's bad, it's just my personal opinion after all. And I also would like to apologize to everyone for making such a big deal out of people calling it a masterpiece or promoting it, that's something I regret and I shouldn't have done that.

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