SECAM was a color television standard developed in France. A lot of former French colonies on the African continent (a significant chunk of territory) inherited it and continued to use it instead of a more popular PAL standard. @@ForceMaximus84
@@ForceMaximus84 SECAM is a type of video transmission, like PAL or NTSC, originating in France. And, would you guess it, it's mostly used in Africa (and the ex-USSR).
If I had a Nickle for the number of Mario games on the N64 that had "Africa - Toto" as the joke, I'd have three Nickels. Two if you don't count identical Rips. This isn't a lot but it's weird that this happened more than once.
I come from a land down under Where mushrooms flow and men chunder Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder? You better run, you better take cover, yeah
@@Game_Hero highly doubt it. France moved on to digital tv a long time ago, and I'm betting all broadcasts are now in PAL. Surely some converter boxes still output SECAM though
When you think about it, this is technically a Christmas song because the rainy season happens during December in some parts of Africa
Snow is basically frozen rain.
@@MettanAtem Rain Halation
In Straight No Chaser's 12 Days of Christmas medley, they mix Africa into it as well. Recommend.
a kid in my 5th grade class got into an argument with the librarian over this
Every 60 seconds in frappe snowland, a minute passes
For the small price of 7 GRAND DADs you can help fix this
Spread the fleentstones!
Not if you’re on PAL tho
@@Mysterious7352 peak joke, a minute passes every 50 seconds
@@Mysterious7352 But this is the SECAM version.
"Toto, I don't think we're in Frappe Snowland anymore..."
there's nothing that a hundred blueshells or more could ever do
I happen to be traveling to Africa this Christmas, and let me tell you, it is anything BUT a Frappe Snowland (SECAM Version) - Mario Kart 64
I bless the snow down in The mushroom kingdom
Joke: this is a Christmas rip because Africa by Toto was the final punchline in the Straight No Chaser version of Twelve Days of Christmas.
_On the 12th day, my true love gave to me... twelve drummers drumming like Olympus above the Serengeti..._
Exactly what I was thinking of!
@@spiralofants1236 Ooh, you know Straight No Chaser too? Amazing! :D
Eleven Pipers piping, Ten Lords a Leaping!
@@zegreenemachine8160 _Nine ladies dancing, they were dancing for me..._
_Eight maids a milking, they were milking just for me..._
@@turtleswimminglayingfrench_I spent Christmas down in Aaaaaafricaaaa..._
why does this actually fit so well
finally, snow in africa this christmas time
Well there is snow on Mt. Kilimanjaro.
You got the dud!
🎵 _I had Christmas down in Africa_ 🎵
"Aw man, I love _Down Under_ by Men at Work! "
- a doofus with bad reading comprehension
perfectly soothing!
Frappe Rainland indeed.
I do also bless the snow down in Africa when it happens
Africa, but snowy. Imagine the Kalamari Desert stage with the Africa music.
Bless the snow down in Frappe Snowland
technical weezer song. amazing
Joke:
Twelve Days of Christmas - Straight No Chaser
If this is a Straight No Chaser reference, beautiful.
Clever use of SECAM title.
Please explain.
SECAM was a color television standard developed in France. A lot of former French colonies on the African continent (a significant chunk of territory) inherited it and continued to use it instead of a more popular PAL standard. @@ForceMaximus84
@@ForceMaximus84 SECAM is a type of video transmission, like PAL or NTSC, originating in France. And, would you guess it, it's mostly used in Africa (and the ex-USSR).
@@Game_Hero Oh, Ok. I’m familiar with NTSC and PAL, but not SECAM. Thanks!
Africa (Africa) - Africa
such a (weezer) moment
We’re gonna Deck the Halls and do the things we never had!
Drifting the snowlands to a soothing track
If I had a Nickle for the number of Mario games on the N64 that had "Africa - Toto" as the joke, I'd have three Nickels. Two if you don't count identical Rips. This isn't a lot but it's weird that this happened more than once.
I blessed the snow in Africa, but I forgot to check if anyone lived on Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Well, roughly half of African countries (particularly ex-French colonies) are in the SECAM region.
I come from a land down under
Where mushrooms flow and men chunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover, yeah
Nice Frappe Snowland mashed up with Africa, and it goes super perfectly well together!😄🤩😎👌
add this to the weezer rip playlist
I miss the snow down in Frappeland.
I miss the snow down in Africa
This song is sampled by “Murder Reigns” by Ja Rule
Do they know it’s Christmas time though?
But she just whispers of some kind of Frappe Snowlands
I bless the, uhh, frappe down in Snowland??? idk
I thought it was a myth, but there are actually snowy places in Africa
It’s snowing in Africa
It snows down in Africa
Is't raining on Frappe Snowland
There will be snow in Africa this Christmas time
I bless the… snows down in Africa?
When its raining in africa and you are playing a n64:
Should’ve been Mr. Oizo
play at 0.75 speed
Funny, this didn't strike me as an African course...
Eh, whatever. I don't mind either way.
But…It’s Africa.
Africa -> French colonies -> France -> SECAM
Brilliant 👏🏻
They still use SECAM, don't they?
@@Game_Hero highly doubt it. France moved on to digital tv a long time ago, and I'm betting all broadcasts are now in PAL. Surely some converter boxes still output SECAM though