The Origin of My Many “Italian Summer” Videos

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"The Origin of My Many "Italian Summer" Videos" is a video of Plushblue EP's that was posted on June 18th, 2019.

VIDEO DESCRIPTION
Hear where the phenomenon began!

VIDEO'S ACTIONS
Plushblue asks the audience if they seen the videos with the titular track, and he's about to let them hear the origin, which is of course, the episode "Walking Small". The episode is shown on-screen for a few seconds, and by the looks of it, it aired on Nicktoons. After the track plays, Plushblue says "There you have it."

PARTS OF "ITALIAN SUMMER" USED
The first 30 seconds, and the first quarter of the first half of the first chorus is played, and then it transitions to the last chorus where it begins with the third-quarter of the first part of the last chorus. The rest goes on as normal, but the third-and-second-to-last chords are omitted.

TRIVIA

 * Plushblue said "Hear" because if he shown the episode on TV, it would be blocked by Viacom. Thankfully, it didn't as of today.
 * The track was edited by Nicolas Carr according to the credits.
 * Since "Walking Small", along with its sister episode "Texas" premiered, the track didn't play for 19 years until "Gary's Got Legs" premiered in America.
 * Plushblue recorded the Columbia Island substitute gag origin from "Texas", but it was recorded in the daytime.