A single search for “relaxing Nintendo music” yields over eight million results on Google, many of them compilations or playlists on YouTube designed for, well, relaxing. Some creators upload single songs that they enjoy, while others create playlists with Nintendo music or upload an entire game’s soundtrack in order to make it easier to access. The videos are occasionally monetized, meaning that creators can make money off of YouTube’s ad program, but oftentimes they aren’t. YouTube copies Twitch with feature that lets you tip your favorite stars $2Ĭreators and Nintendo music enthusiasts have been uploading the company’s music to YouTube for others to listen to for nearly two decades. Google finally adds long-awaited YouTube integrations to Stadia You can now use Pokémon music in your YouTube videos
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