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Princess Peach Letter
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About
Princess Peach Letter is an exploitable meme format and video game reference from the Super Mario series. With multiple games in the series starting out with Princess Peach sending a letter to Mario, it became an exploitable recaption meme template that progressed to an audio meme with the advent of TikTok in which users add humorous sound effects to the original clip from Super Mario 64.
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Origin
On August 29th, 2013, the Tumblr user ribbonsfordinner[1] uploaded one of the first instances of Princess Peach Letter used as a meme, with Peach calling Mario a "Meme Loving Fuck," receiving over 110,000 notes in roughly nine years (shown below).
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Spread
On July 12th, 2017, the Facebook Page @Sincerely_Peach[2] uploaded a Tyler the Creator Cyberbullying meme using Princess Peach's letter, gaining over 300 shares in five years (shown below). @Sincerely_Peach created many more examples in the template over the following half decade.
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On April 29th, 2022, the TikToker phatmeat6[3] uploaded a TikTok of the original Mario 64 Princess Peach letter, with the audio of Peach reading out the letter and the body of the letter being replaced by slowed + reverb fart sound effect, earning over 2,200 likes in six months (shown below).
Various Examples
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Search Interest
External References
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