Mario's island melodies offer a Super Guitar Bros catch-up
Sam and Steve's acoustic catalog pairs Delfino Plaza with Gusty Garden Galaxy and an SGB 64 album announcement.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Delfino Plaza - Super Mario Sunshine - Classical / Acoustic Guitar Cover
Delfino Plaza has had nearly four months to settle into Super Guitar Bros' catalog, and its guitar cover is the busiest of the channel's existing videos for daily views right now. With no new uploads, Sam and Steve's take on Super Mario Sunshine offers a sunny place to revisit.
The duo combines classical and acoustic guitar with video game music, giving familiar themes a different set of strings. Sunshine's Delfino Plaza is the hub of Mario's island adventure, so its music is built for returning to. The cover credits Aaronitmar for the accompanying game footage.
Another Mario destination, "Gusty Garden Galaxy - Super Mario Galaxy - Classical / Acoustic Guitar Cover," is also picking up a small daily audience. Between those two covers sits "New Album OUT NOW! "SGB 64" - Super Guitar Bros," the album announcement posted roughly two months ago, with artwork credited to Krovenn.
The subscriber count stayed unchanged at about 212,000. Nearby instrument channels had very different weeks: Andrew Piano drew millions of views, while Christopher Bill's subscriber count was unchanged too. For Super Guitar Bros, the useful catch-up is specific: an island plaza, a galaxy garden and an album introduction, all already waiting on the shelf.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Super Guitar Bros right now
- Channel
- Super Guitar Bros
- Subscribers
- 212,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is the week's snapshot for Super Guitar Bros and its existing videos.
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