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Smash Ultimate Trailer Remixes

Smash Ultimate Trailer Remixes

Part of a series on Super Smash Brothers Ultimate. [View Related Entries]

Updated Nov 13, 2018 at 02:21PM EST by 3kole5.

Added Nov 12, 2018 at 12:11PM EST by Adam.

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Smash Ultimate Trailer Remixes refer to edits of a trailer for the upcoming video game Super Smash Brothers Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch which add various popular songs to create the trailer's backing music.

Origin

On November 11th, 2018, the "'Everyone Is Here' Banner Comes to Life" trailer for Super Smash Brothers Ultimate was released. It was posted by GameXplain and gained over 370,000 views in one day (shown below). Of note, there was no music accompanying the action of the trailer.



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The lack of music inspired creators to add various songs to the trailer. One of the first examples was posted by Twitter user @GGaiKingDGreat, who added the music from Super Smash Brothers Melee, gaining over 1,400 retweets and 1,500 likes (shown below, top). Later that day, user @saltydkdan posted a version using DMX's song "X Gon' Give It To Ya," gaining over 1,700 retweets and 4,300 likes (shown below, bottom).







YouTuber Fennec Fox gained over 268,000 views adding "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen to the trailer. This edit was covered by Mashable.[1] The video and the meme was also covered by CNET.[2]



Several commenters suggested that Nintendo had purposefully released the trailer without music in order to encourage users to spread the trailer with their own music as a marketing tactic (shown below).


Fred Wood FolloW @thatsmytrunks Nintendo made that new Smash Brothers commerical without music so people would throw their own music on it, share it, and spread it around - just like we're doing. 0:43 3,969 views 7:00 PM -11 Nov 2018 Saltydkdan @saltydkdan Follow Did Nintendo trick us all into meming this new Smash Bros Commercial by slam posting it on twitter with different music? Because if so, that's freaking brilliant 9:59 PM -11 Nov 2018

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Today has been weird. We had an Ultimate meme come in at the start of the day to do with a trailer, then a Toy Story 4 Trailer, then a Deadpool 3 Detective Pikachu trailer and now it's been confirmed that Stan Lee is dead.

This is the weirdest rollercoaster of a day.

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