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DK Rap

Photo: Illumination
Photo: Illumination

The movie incorporates two different rap songs from the Mario franchise’s past. The first is the “Plumber Rap,” from the live-action Super Mario Brothers Super Show (1989). The second is “DK Rap” from Donkey Kong 64. The composer, Grant Kirkhope, has expressed his disappointment and frustration that he was not cited in the end credits as having written the song

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