Mario Paint Songs refer to the massive wave of user-generated musical compositions created using the 'Composer' tool in the 1992 Super Nintendo game Mario Paint. While the game was originally a creative suite for drawing and animation, the music sequencer became its most enduring legacy on the internet during the mid-2000s. Users utilized fan-made software like 'Mario Paint Composer' to recreate complex pop songs, video game soundtracks, and anime themes using the game's quirky sound icons, such as the Yoshi tongue, the barking dog, and the infamous crying baby. These memes often celebrate the surprisingly high technical skill required to make 16-bit masterpieces or highlight the chaotic visual of a staff filled with dozens of floating Mario heads and pig icons.