A musician/composer goes viral by remixing the Wii's classic Mii Channel theme and then inviting other musicians to build off of it.

Composer, musician, and YouTuber Alex Moukala let loose a funky, bass-tastic remix of the Nintendo Wii’s Mii Channel theme music on Twitter yesterday and then invited other artists to do the ...

American emo band The Frequency Of Bread have covered the iconic 'Mii Channel Theme' from the Nintendo Wii - check it out here ...

Lil Kida (@LILKID8) and Jabari Timmons (@JABARITIMMONS) danced their way through the Nintendo Wii's Mii Channel theme song and started the #WiiChallenge.

Musicians are posting funky remixes of the Wii’s Mii Channel song on Twitter, and they are awesome. The trend appears to have begun with producer and composer Alex Moukala, and there are so many ...

Called 'Wii Freestyle', the piece was born out of pure love for the Wii's sedate soundtrack. Marron tells us, "I did this lil' freestyle because I always loved the Wii theme song. It reminds me a ...

Who said band practice has to be boring? Certainly not this Virginia university. The Liberty University Wind Symphony decided to prank their band director with a rendition of the popular Mii ...

Moving on to the Wii Shop Theme, he plays a few bars while showing the sheet music transcription, and it becomes clear just how intricate the song really is.

Well, now an emo band from America has decided to give that jangly elevator music an emo twist. Check out The Frequency Of Bread ’s live cover of the ‘Mii Channel Theme’ below, via Reddit.