In the video linked above, the YouTube channel BuddyHolly1337 found inspiration to make a Weezer cover using another 90s icon. By using an N64 soundboard and Super Mario 64, the video provides an awesome cover of Weezer's classic track Buddy Holly.
Someone made a version of Weezer's Buddy Holly from a Super Mario 64 sound card
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