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Mario's SECRET BALLS ??!! Mind Blow 4


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·Nov 10, 2024

Oh awesome, a brand new game from Sega to compete with the Nintendo Wii.

Oh no! Hey Soldier, what are you doing there in the woods playing Sega? Ah, it's a pretty big tractor. Oh, what's this guy doing? I bet he's going to steal it. I bet he's going to drive around the country on that tractor and run people over. Uh-oh, he's coming towards the camera!

Heoh, bauce! Kevin here, this is M flow. Pop Quiz: Sylvester Stallone's first movie was Rocky. First Blood prawn. Sly, and unknowingly contributed to the Video Game World when screams from First Blood and Conan the Barbarian were digitized for Golden Axe.

And Mortal Kombat's Johnny Cage was originally modeled after, uh, no, not that guy, but actually Jean-Claude Van Damme.

Okay, who's drunk with the camera? What the [ __ ]? A few weeks ago, we showed you Mickey Mouse hidden in the original Tron, but it turns out that Mickey is everywhere: Ratatouille, Aladdin, and all over Disneyland. Go to Hidden Mickey guide for a full list.

Now, let's Venture into Mario's crotch. Um, Grandma, not that guy's crotch! Courtesy of Super Mario Land 2!

And what do we find? Balls, balls, balls! In other news, Big Bird ate Frodo. Well, not really, but it turns out scientists believe giant STS may have eaten smaller early [Music] humans. Scientists can't find, however, anyone who can press a button faster than 16 times per second and do this to a watermelon.

Finally, it turns out that Sarah from A Land Before Time is actually based on Snookie. Well, not really, but it begs the question: who is your celebrity look alike? Put your answers down in the comments below, and as always, thanks for watching! [Music]

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