Wii Shop Bossa Nova 1 Hour

Bossa Nova cover of the Wii Shop theme, composed by Kazumi Totaka for Nintendo

[kuribo]

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[Siuolplex]

I invaded someone's home like 10 months back and this was playing. I did some dancing, made some tea, and conversed with them about how we both really hate door lock companies. Great experience, 10/10.

[RonaldC]

Fell asleep on the couch listening to this and ended up rolling over on my phone and cracking the screen 100% worth it tho this slaps

[storgaborgatron]

My buddy (who's a home invader) told me about this house he hit while this music was playing, and made mention of how he did a bit of dancing, had some tea, and talked with the homeowner about his disdain for lock companies. This was a good experience, 10/10.

[ithinkitsjason]

My neighbor had a home invasion like a year ago. After the guy broke in I could hear this playing in the house. Later he told me that he and the invader danced together having tea all the while. As his locksmith I related to his opinions of door lock companies. Wonderful experience 10/10

[veeznutz]

this made my home invasion much less scary! the guy who broke into my house did a little dance then offered to make me tea. we had a lovely conversation about our mutual dislike for door lock companies. well done, 10/10 experience

[chomusukedesu]

As an executive for a door lock company, I can confidently say that this could make your home invasion less scary. Later, our team will dance and discuss how to improve our customer satisfaction. We have opted to dance instead. Very productive, 10/10 experience.

[chirpdotbat]

Was turned into a sword a thousand years ago, but was melted down and turned into farming implements after the feudal era. After that, someone recycled part of me into some raw steel, which was subsequently processed into locks and placed on a door. One of the houses one of these doors were on was broken into while this was playing, but the guy who broke me just danced, made some tea, and talked about how much they hate lock companies. I hate lock companies, and getting broken into didn't hurt as much as you might think. Great experience, 10/10.

[SkyfoxDartner]

About a year and a half ago, I was driving back on my way home to work when I noticed a house getting invaded. I opted to call the cops but saw someone staring into the window so figured they called. Regardless I had already stopped so I took out my binoculars and saw this dude dancing with this playing in the background. He stopped, made some tea, and it looked like the homeowner and him were conversing about what I assume is their distaste for door lock companies. Great experience, 10/10

[vaipyrr]

Came here to America all the way from the fields of Japan. Some people put me in a little cardboard box and sent me here. After a while, some guy took me out of the box and put me in a cup. Poured a whole cup of hot water over me. Started talking to some other guy about how door lock companies suck. I mean, it was better than lying around in Japan. 10/10.

[celiaalonso]

i was baking and ended up listening to the whole thing. Cakes turned out delicious, I'm convinced it is because of the music. 10/10.

[roblammens]

My next-door neighbor was playing this music really loud when someone broke into his house. After an hour the robber just left without taking anything. I'm starting to rethink how I should deter home invaders. Anyway great music, 10/10

[casketball]

typa stuff a home invader would break into a house to, dance a little, make some tea, and talk with the person who owns the house. 10/10 music.

[elsstuber]

Youtube algorithm recommended me this, I consider it a full win.

[kirby_poyo]

I listened to this over 10 times now, it's been the song I've played while playing on my switch and it's at the top of my playlist

[sleepy]

I play this every time I do any kind of online shopping. Spent half an hour yesterday vibing to this while ordering cleaning supplies on amazon. I'm not joking.

[j.s.ospina]

It's interesting to see that 50:44 is an event of positive feedback, which probably appeared out of stochastic events, and yet, just by existing and being seen, retroactively grows into being the most clicked moment of this video.
It's kind of an info-hazard without the hazard part. A phenomenon that grows and maintains itself just by being perceived (and out of our own human curiosity). If there wasn't an obvious limit to it, it could grow indefinitely.

[überZ]

This is awesome!
The future will forever evolve from the past.

[tastetherainbow]

About a year ago now I heard someone invade my neighbor's home. I walked outside to see what was going on. When I peeked through the door there were two people chatting, and this music was playing. 10/10, Great music.

[josecosta]

For some reason this makes me sad and melancholic just as much as it makes me cheerful and relaxed. It's like an addiction. It must be the chords, the memories of playing Wii with friends I don't hang around with anymore, or the feeling of growing up and trying to get childhood experiences back despite your life has become very different. Thank you