[5] Such videos are intentionally misleading as to trick the viewer into believing they are actual songs from a game's soundtrack.

[4][5] The uploaded songs, however, are instead remixes, mashups, covers, or simple editing jokes.

[6][7][8][9] Internet memes and other channel-specific running gags are often incorporated into the rips,[5] including "Meet the Flintstones",[4] 7 Grand Dad, The Nutshack, Love Live!

An auditory exhibit, it was a collection of SiIvaGunner remixes of classic and new video game music played inside an early-1900s refurbished Otis elevator.

[8][9] In 2020, The Daily Dot attributed the popularity of internet meme "Yoshi Commits Tax Fraud" to the channel, which uploaded soundtracks purportedly belonging to an entirely fictitious "Yoshi Commits Tax Fraud" video game.