Unordinary Extraordinary is an album released on February 15th, 2023. It features the duo Luigi Yoshi Shell and Mario Master 412.
The album is a Genre Roulette style smorgasbord of different ideas, skits, and songs. Mario Master 412 has stated they wrote the album in November of 2022, but why they had published it on YouTube so much later was not specified.
The album is only available on the "Music by Me" playlist featured on Teddy's channel. You can access that here.
Tracklist:
- Intro (CBonnie and BClyde) (0:43)
- Diarrhea (1:59)
- Grandma (1:38)
- Camping (2:01)
- Breathe (2:13)
- Scooby-Doo (3:11)
- Meteor (1:50)
- Future (1:53)
- Unordinary Extraordinary (2:54)
This album features examples of:
- A Day in the Limelight: Teddy gets a track all to himself in Breathe. Since he did the instrumentals and was the only one singing, he's the only one involved.
- Anti-Climax: Intro, where the tension builds and builds... to Cbat.
- Bookends: The title track, Unordinary Extraordinary, and Intro both feature the same flute sample.
- Broken Record: Diarrhea repeats the same hook over and over. It doesn't help the vocalist is so monotone.I have diarrhea
I hate diarrhea
I am diarrhea-ect-y
There's poop coming out of my butt and I can't feel it - Call-Back: A brief piano part in the title track plays Diarrhea.
- The Comically Serious: The interviewer in Scooby-Doo. His performance during such a silly song really sells it.
- Fear Song: Meteor, where the narrator describes mass pandemonium overtaking a city as a meteor approaches.
- Fingore: The protagonist in Camping has to eat his own fingers to survive.
- Genre Roulette: The album has wildly different, bite sized songs featuring complete genre shifts, like a trap opening followed by a ballad about diarrhea into a heavy metal song about a grandma.
- Horrible Camping Trip: In Camping, the protagonist has to eat their own fingers, is chased by Jason Voorhees, and has to set up a tent!!
- Jerkass: The protagonist in Grandma is this to their grandma.
- Miniscule Rocking: Nearly every song in the album is under 3 minutes, but some standouts are Grandma, at 1:38, and Intro, at only 43 seconds.
- For anyone wondering, the songs total to be only about 2:02 on average.
- Mood Whiplash: This is inherit due to the Genre Roulette style. The most egregious example is Breathe, a sad indie rock-esque ballad, sandwiched in between Camping, a high-energy funk song, and Scooby-Doo, a song about a person interviewing members of the Scooby-Doo gang because of Scooby's disappearance.
- Nested Story Reveal: At the end of Meteor, it's revealed it was all inside a video game with an 8-bit explosion sound and the Game Over theme from Super Mario Bros.
- Potty Humor:
- You can hear a fart in the background of Intro.
- The entirety of Diarrhea, even featuring farts at the end to wrap it all up.
- Rotten Rock & Roll: The protagonist of Grandma sings a heavy metal song about being awful to his grandma.
- Shout-Out:
- An alternate name for the intro is CBonnie and BClyde.
- A section in Camping has the protagonist being chased by Jason Voorhees, and features his iconic "ch, ch, ah, ah..." sound at the end.
- Meteor ends with the Game Over theme from Super Mario Bros.
- The chorus of the title track says "Unordinary Extraordinary/We're Tom and Jerry and our song types are varied".
- Soundtrack Dissonance: Played for Laughs, and all over the place.
- Diarrhea, an emotional Award-Bait Song about, well, diarrhea.
- Grandma is a heavy metal song about yelling at your sweet old grandma.
- Scooby-Doo, a noir-esque jazz song about investigating the gang about Scooby's disappearance.
- This is most present in the song Future, a song about the distant future set to country music. In the final chorus, synths are added to make it sound more futuristic.
- Truck Driver's Gear Change: Diarrhea, Camping, and the title track, Unordinary Extraordinary, all have a key change at the end.
