I Played The MOST BOO'D Levels In Mario Maker 2 So You Don't Have To

"There' should be no reason why we wouldn't one-shot this level" Except by jinxing it, Dave.

The absolutely ignoring Amanda while she states facts was expected. Bodied by facts and logic Dave 😂

“I’d like a plain cheese pizza.” “Would you like sauce on that?”

dave's always finding most-booed levels that aren't bad, so it's always funny when he gets one that immediately proves why it's on the list :)

Imagine being so bad at Mario Maker that not only do people boo your level, but a reasonably popular and prominent Mario Maker content creator airs you out live on stream. Also, my vote on the chaos level is "Amanda was right about pizza and Dave should apologize for being so wacky"

DGR: "There should be no reason why we wouldn't one-shot this level." Also DGR: dies three times due to misunderstanding the level and bad RNG

I love how you can hear "AWWWWW I SLIPPED OFF THE P!" through Dave's headphones because of how quiet it is in-game. LOL 15:33

BOO'D levels that contains Hot Garbage, Dev Routes, Soft locks, Rage Boos, Death Doors/pipes, etc..

Considering i can never believe Dave when he says "last try", i can't agree that the sauce is a topping.

watching you consistently jump early in the 10 second music box level is gonna give me an aneurysm

Just seeing some of these levels make me wish I could boo them.

I like how Dave is willing to break his sanity (what little he has left) just for our entertainment 😅

I genuinely think in the distant future, long after Mario Maker 2 has been shutdown, Dave will be there as an old man having beaten every level ever made.

12:52 Wow, it’s remarkable how you tied with the world record to the exact thousandth of a second

I'm thinking the trick to that first one is to jump up into that first note block with the corner to slip through to the top of that course and bounce your way to freedom.

Diddy Kong Racing has a banger of an OST... Thanks for bringing us back such cheerful memories ❤

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Question. I've always wondered why fans and players call them "levels" but Nintendo calls them "courses."

That first level stressed me the duck out and I am not even playing it

The first pizzas were invented before Italy even had tomatoes, and cheese was always optional. They are toppings.