Me and my brothers used to remark on how Nintendo recycled the chanting from the fire temple into this theme! We figured it out the second we stepped into the fire temple because we owned crusin world first
as a kid I did found the theme of OOT store in an audio publicity on a plaza, I only had 1 younger cousin to talk about it though she wasn't as passionate as me in the game so she didn't reacted like me :'/ but indeed it was gold♥ another time was in a store on the CD's section there was the rythm of Gerudo fortress theme, sadly it was accompannied by an Awful music with horrible singing it was disgusting hearing how they violated such a masterpiece with garbage >_>
I'm aware the chanting section of this was also used in Ocarina Of Time, but I heard it in Cruisin World first. It scared the holy bejesus outta me, but at the same time, I thought it was amazing. I used to call it "The Singing Mummy Song" lol. I spent many many nights playing this game. I still love it.
I assume the part that your talking about is the part at 0:51 before the famous "fire temple" part of the chant plays. If so, then that part was not in the fire temple. Neither was the vocals at 0:28
Well of course, it's a racing game so the music need to be upbeat. Would make no sense to have this kind of music in the Fire Temple. I still think the Fire Temple's chants are more mysterious and creepy.
@@M5M4_hdz v1.1 also has the chants as well. If you have a gold cartridge it's either 1.0 or 1.1. But some grey cartridges are also these versions. If you see a gold cartridge, you at least know it has the chants (unless it's PAL version which can be any color, but is always v1.2). I suppose that only increases its collector value. Obtaining the ROMs off the internet, IIRC you can easily find the desired version for emulation if you know where to look as the ROMs tend to be labelled with the version number. I for one own a v1.1 grey cartridge. Not the best version for those who like to exploit glitches (v1.0 has the easiest version of the Swordless Link glitch, which was patched out in 1.1 -- but there are multiple ways to trigger it) but still good.
See, this is what I loved about the game (even if it is a guilty pleasure): turning the world into a racetrack across cultures. And you get to dominate every single one. Not necessarily for your culture (though you have your pick), but for yourself.
This song was the reason I would play this game! I use to rent zelda ocarina.... with this chant too but when I bought the game it didn't have anymore which really gave the fire temple another vibe less scary
@@justinwk91 I knew it was released in arcades earlier, I was simply talking about the N64 version because I think each version had a different soundtrack apart from the main theme.
SaltyGames13 The game's not popular enough to spark any controversy, perhaps. It's a free-to-use sample track, anyway. As an ex-muslim, I don't see why any muslim would be offended by the sample track, anyway.
Looks like Nintendo quickly changed it with the purpose of avoiding controversy. EDIT: Looking at it now, Nintendo didn't allow religious content in their games. When they learned what that sample indicated, they had to swap it out.
@@budakbaongsiah Huh. I had heard that the chants were actually part of the "Call to Prayer", which according to Islamic traditions, it is forbidden to have music playing while it sounds (basically tantamount to blasphemy) -- you're supposed to have complete silence other than the call when it sounds out. The fact that you could hear instruments alongside the vocal samples was thus supposedly the key sticking point... Is what I heard just bunk? Or is it something more complicated, possibly a tradition/rule that is contested or not universally followed? There's a lot of weird and inconsistent information seemingly surrounding all sides of the controversy. Including the claims that Koji Kondo didn't know the significance to the chants, especially since there were other clear Islamic influences in certain parts of the game (e.g. the original Gerudo symbol was a star and crescent, for example, something that also got censored in later releases). Some claim that the changed version of the Fire Temple music was because of fan backlash, but others claim that actually, all three revisions of the ROM had been completed in-house before any of them actually were available for purchase. Also, another fun fact: According to The Cutting Room Floor, OoT 3D still has some of the original chants, left unused as isolated samples in its game data.
@@stungunnotapplicable1953 The trouble with what's considered to be haram (forbidden) or not in Islam is that as there's no one ruling organization (unlike Catholic, for example) that can impose the decision everyone can interpret the verses as they wish. Some considers all kinds of music to be haram, some only if it's a woman that sings a song. So you might be right, but it's almost impossible to know what Islam thinks as a whole.
They removed it in Ocarina cause it had the word "Allah", which means God. Nintendo doesn't want the games they made to have religious things into them.
holy shit... i never even knew that theme existed any more, i remember playing it when i was little, but then i heard the other versions and couldn't find the chanting one anywhere. I thought those chantings was just my imagination.
Crusn' Exotica was also never released for some reaosn though, maybe USA also didn't sell well so they didn't mess with the rest. They could have just removed or disabled this song if they released this, they apparently weren't opposed to changes to the original games as Jynx's skin color was changed in Polemon Snap, Zelda 2 also had a strobe effect removed to prevent sezirues. Those are Nintendo games though so maybe they made an exception for their own stuff.
I still remember playing this music on a bluetooth box outside on a summer day picking apples with a friend, not knowing it was offensive since i was a kid. Thank god an islamic person didn't walk by or I would have been dead...
@@austinreed7343 Not sure what you mean by spirits. Im not huge on nintendo, so this might be something obvious im missing. I didn't think about a stage though, that could possibly work. It seems tough since the Crusin' games were all set in real life locations. Any stages added might just look like nods to real world locations, but if you add some cruisin' style music, with some hot cars driving through, it could work. I think Smash bros used to have a map like that with cars racing through it already.
Jungle Battle-Monster Hunter Love-Hate Chant (Original Version) - Kakuto Chojin Fire Temple (Original 1.0 Version) - Ocarina of Time Cairo Cruis'n - Cruis'n World Ark - Parasite Eve II Tong Nou Theme - Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong Nou Spirits - King of Fighters Neowave Temple Hideout (Original Version) - Street Fighter V
This is another game that uses that voice sample Islam track it is track 76 by best service and if you put music over Quran verses it is haram (forbidden) also it’s from a Surah
No one actually got offended for them to change it. Nintendo made 2 million some odd copies with the chanting in it, but someone noticed the chant may cause problems and they changed it for the rest of the copies before the game was released.
@@metroidplayer2Actually Kakuto Chojin used the same sample and DID have Muslims get mad over it. As for this, I don't think it was a super popular game. I find the Zelda case pretty interesting though as that massively popular, I don't think many copies of that version were made though.
From my understanding they consider pigs unclean like devout Christians do. I think you mixed that up with Hindu cow worship. The joke would work if a Muslim was accidentally served pig and then said these lyrics though.
![Cruis'n World OST - Germany (Schifter) [REMASTERED]](/img/n.gif)
Imagine how you'd feel being a kid in the 90s that the same chant was in this and OOT. Finding that as a kid would have been like finding gold.
the sound being used is so different in vibe and pitch for each track that it would be nearly impossible to find out.
@@Matanumi If a kid was paying enough attention to the chant, it would be possible.
I would feel haunted for sure
Me and my brothers used to remark on how Nintendo recycled the chanting from the fire temple into this theme! We figured it out the second we stepped into the fire temple because we owned crusin world first
as a kid I did found the theme of OOT store in an audio publicity on a plaza, I only had 1 younger cousin to talk about it though she wasn't as passionate as me in the game so she didn't reacted like me :'/ but indeed it was gold♥
another time was in a store on the CD's section there was the rythm of Gerudo fortress theme, sadly it was accompannied by an Awful music with horrible singing it was disgusting hearing how they violated such a masterpiece with garbage >_>
Let's Be Real, You Know This More In Zelda OOT
*Voice Spectral Volume 1 - Track 76*
Hell no. I played this game way more
@@Joe_Parmesan That Might Be, But Zelda OOT Had Less Controversy About This Song
I actually never played Legend of Zelda on the N64 as a kid, so I only ever heard this in Cruis'n World
Nope, this game was played in constant rotation. Rarely even picked up Ocarina of Time, lmfao.
Amazing how in the OoT the music was so creepy and terrifying yet here, it's so cheerful and energetic.
You’re right.
I'm aware the chanting section of this was also used in Ocarina Of Time, but I heard it in Cruisin World first. It scared the holy bejesus outta me, but at the same time, I thought it was amazing. I used to call it "The Singing Mummy Song" lol. I spent many many nights playing this game. I still love it.
This would kick ass as the theme song for an Egyptian pro wrestler.
Pillar Man theme
@@rydogphelps bro, I'm talking about rasslin. Why you gotta get up in my grill with unwanted Jojo references.
@@LarsOfTheMohicans it funi
The "Allaaaaah!" part is the only vocal that wasn't in the Fire Temple music.
It was.
wolftickets1969 i like song
yh it was
I assume the part that your talking about is the part at 0:51 before the famous "fire temple" part of the chant plays. If so, then that part was not in the fire temple. Neither was the vocals at 0:28
0:57 to 1:00 listen to that part and that is from the fire Temple music but the one in ocarina it was like extended and this one just plays quick
Anyone else think the chant actually goes with the stage really well......?
Agreed
Totally
It is the same chants used in the old fire temple track from ocarina of time.
@@tbone6396 it was in other games also like Street Fighter 5
Yes
Voice Spectral Vol 1 - Track 76.
Drawtoonz Studio I see someone saw Pop Fiction.
yup
I think we all did haha
Gracias por tu comentario, así pude encontrar la track
Drawtoonz Studio Thank you!
never heard of this game before the whole fire temple thing but this is a good ass song.
That Guy Who Sleeps in the Hood of your Car same
Can we all just agree that this song kicks major ass?
and aparently the game is pretty good too! I played Crusin USA for HOURS and I've only heard of this game
I love this game, after school a play this a lot. i did 9999 drift point i play this a lot LoL.
As a kid I was wondering why the fire temple was playing in this game, and now I know why. I didnt imagine it haha. What a great validating feeling
this song actually uses the chants better than the fire temple does, imo.
Well of course, it's a racing game so the music need to be upbeat. Would make no sense to have this kind of music in the Fire Temple. I still think the Fire Temple's chants are more mysterious and creepy.
Bro they had to use the chants is a more creepy way in Legend Of Zelda.
very much so. you can hear the main fire temple chanting in the song tho, just not as much.
This one actually uses them in harmony and rhythm with the background music. The use in Fire Temple was very experimental.
i think they both did it fine, this one is more about the song and just has it in the backround, while fire temple uses it much more.
the chanting is a sample with no copyright, using by nintendo in the two games.
Well, one game. Since they removed it from legend of zelda
@@b4o53 they removed it but if u still have 1.0 version for it you be able hear it when ever u want to
Kakuto Chojin also used it, I think a Parasite Eve game used it took.
@@M5M4_hdz v1.1 also has the chants as well. If you have a gold cartridge it's either 1.0 or 1.1. But some grey cartridges are also these versions. If you see a gold cartridge, you at least know it has the chants (unless it's PAL version which can be any color, but is always v1.2). I suppose that only increases its collector value. Obtaining the ROMs off the internet, IIRC you can easily find the desired version for emulation if you know where to look as the ROMs tend to be labelled with the version number.
I for one own a v1.1 grey cartridge. Not the best version for those who like to exploit glitches (v1.0 has the easiest version of the Swordless Link glitch, which was patched out in 1.1 -- but there are multiple ways to trigger it) but still good.
Cruisin' World ×
Zelda Ocarina of Time
See, this is what I loved about the game (even if it is a guilty pleasure): turning the world into a racetrack across cultures. And you get to dominate every single one. Not necessarily for your culture (though you have your pick), but for yourself.
So... I wasn't the only one to hear the same chants into two N64 games. In 1998, I thought I was crazy.
Same lol. You arent alone
This song was the reason I would play this game! I use to rent zelda ocarina.... with this chant too but when I bought the game it didn't have anymore which really gave the fire temple another vibe less scary
0:21 Fire temple
I love how everyone is saying this is OOT when this game came out first
But Ocarina of time already in developing since 1996 so OoT used this first.
And we don't know exactly when each music track was being made.
@@SpudChickenSaltedChips I heard it in OoT first but I'm pretty sure this game was released in arcades in 95
@@justinwk91 I knew it was released in arcades earlier, I was simply talking about the N64 version because I think each version had a different soundtrack apart from the main theme.
Love that funky arab cairo cruisn'n
So everyone flips their shit when the hear the chant in the fire temple in OoT, but no one gives a shit about the same exact chant at 0:20 ?
SaltyGames13 The game's not popular enough to spark any controversy, perhaps. It's a free-to-use sample track, anyway.
As an ex-muslim, I don't see why any muslim would be offended by the sample track, anyway.
Looks like Nintendo quickly changed it with the purpose of avoiding controversy.
EDIT: Looking at it now, Nintendo didn't allow religious content in their games. When they learned what that sample indicated, they had to swap it out.
Nobody apparently actually got mad, Nintendo quickly took it out to keep that from happening.
@@budakbaongsiah Huh. I had heard that the chants were actually part of the "Call to Prayer", which according to Islamic traditions, it is forbidden to have music playing while it sounds (basically tantamount to blasphemy) -- you're supposed to have complete silence other than the call when it sounds out. The fact that you could hear instruments alongside the vocal samples was thus supposedly the key sticking point...
Is what I heard just bunk? Or is it something more complicated, possibly a tradition/rule that is contested or not universally followed? There's a lot of weird and inconsistent information seemingly surrounding all sides of the controversy. Including the claims that Koji Kondo didn't know the significance to the chants, especially since there were other clear Islamic influences in certain parts of the game (e.g. the original Gerudo symbol was a star and crescent, for example, something that also got censored in later releases).
Some claim that the changed version of the Fire Temple music was because of fan backlash, but others claim that actually, all three revisions of the ROM had been completed in-house before any of them actually were available for purchase.
Also, another fun fact: According to The Cutting Room Floor, OoT 3D still has some of the original chants, left unused as isolated samples in its game data.
@@stungunnotapplicable1953
The trouble with what's considered to be haram (forbidden) or not in Islam is that as there's no one ruling organization (unlike Catholic, for example) that can impose the decision everyone can interpret the verses as they wish. Some considers all kinds of music to be haram, some only if it's a woman that sings a song.
So you might be right, but it's almost impossible to know what Islam thinks as a whole.
I never connected this with the fire temple as a kid, it was just rad.
Im suprised that they used the chanting in this game but not on ocarina of time, wow
They removed it in Ocarina cause it had the word "Allah", which means God. Nintendo doesn't want the games they made to have religious things into them.
@@TrueTrickster2016 Yes, but this game was also released by Nintendo....
@@CheribombBinx Not "made" by them though. That's the difference.
A'stf!
Fire Temple!
I like this one it was always my favorite
Man this is catchy
I feel a certain similarity with DK64 the Angry Aztec level. Man the N64 is just pure 90s memories
holy shit... i never even knew that theme existed any more, i remember playing it when i was little, but then i heard the other versions and couldn't find the chanting one anywhere. I thought those chantings was just my imagination.
I love how you can hear the Islamic chant from Ocarina of Time's Fire Temple
This song is *fire*
Buckle up everyone! Cuz we're going Cairo Cruis'n
i feel you bro
Classic.
Lit ass bass line.
Praise the gods of Ra's House. My Goddesses are my strength and pride. Kemetic forever.
I don't think this was ever censored.
This game was my crack back in the day.
The one game that managed to get away with chants
Me and the boys going for a drive in the Middle East:
same chant is used in Kakuto Chojin. think it's called Love/Hate chant
the famous chanting
Cruis’n Hyrule, Fire Temple Circuit
Lmao im sampling this rn
This chanting was probably the reason this game never released on Wii VC service, rather cruis'n USA.
Crusn' Exotica was also never released for some reaosn though, maybe USA also didn't sell well so they didn't mess with the rest. They could have just removed or disabled this song if they released this, they apparently weren't opposed to changes to the original games as Jynx's skin color was changed in Polemon Snap, Zelda 2 also had a strobe effect removed to prevent sezirues. Those are Nintendo games though so maybe they made an exception for their own stuff.
@@mattwolf7698 this was one year ago, but probably there was a wii shop space limit. Idk
You can also hear the sitar in this music as well.
Set it to 1.5 speed.
all we need is a really good base
One can't help but think of hundreds of muslims gathering at a mosque mat bashing to Allah while hearing this.
minaret thousands millions
Chulada de juegos o Exelente juego
Yeah, its just about the same as OoT. Love it.
Fire Temple sounds :D
composer is Vince Pontarelli
Hamlah!
Gonna have to say... Cruis'n World makes better melodic use of those chants.
If they had an Israhell stage, the cars would all have to stop for checkpoints.
I still remember playing this music on a bluetooth box outside on a summer day picking apples with a friend, not knowing it was offensive since i was a kid. Thank god an islamic person didn't walk by or I would have been dead...
🇪🇬
Besides this game and OOT
King Of Fighters Neo Wave use the same polemical Chant for a soundtrack on a stage
Pan Pizza brought me here.
the chanting reminds me of the original xbox game kakuto chojin. dont you agree?
It's the same chant.
OMG! Where have I heard the chanting before!?
Damian Kenney The legend of zelda ocarina of time fire temple removed track
Allah ś name in the game !
why is music including this weird Chanting so good ? xDDDD
It's religious things here
I commented on this 5 years ago? ugh
Song's still good tho
YO GET ON MY CARPET DUDE!😂😅😂
This actually good for Egypt because they are muslims mayoritary
What does it love hate chant
Flutes. Mike what can you do with a flute make a snake dance my boy.
Im about to in need of a cogarette battery running low
I wonder why the series has, to this day, zero references in Smash.
Out of curiosity, what sparks you thinking that Smash should/would reference this game series?
@@Joe_Parmesan
It’s a Nintendo franchise.
@@austinreed7343 what would they do, have a fighting car? how would you represent a racing game with no avatars in a fighting game?
@@TheIrishMugFug
A stage, maybe? Spirits? Music?
@@austinreed7343 Not sure what you mean by spirits. Im not huge on nintendo, so this might be something obvious im missing. I didn't think about a stage though, that could possibly work. It seems tough since the Crusin' games were all set in real life locations. Any stages added might just look like nods to real world locations, but if you add some cruisin' style music, with some hot cars driving through, it could work. I think Smash bros used to have a map like that with cars racing through it already.
Is fire temple
fire temple chanting
what about "Euro House"?
European people party.
Is voice volcals is in the temple fire in the legend of the zelda ocarina time
Did other games use the chanting?
Zelda Ocarina of Time the Fire Temple
Jungle Battle-Monster Hunter Love-Hate Chant (Original Version) - Kakuto Chojin
Fire Temple (Original 1.0 Version) - Ocarina of Time
Cairo Cruis'n - Cruis'n World
Ark - Parasite Eve II
Tong Nou Theme - Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong Nou
Spirits - King of Fighters Neowave
Temple Hideout (Original Version) - Street Fighter V
Egypt is an Islamic country, so I guess the use of the sample in this one makes more sense. I’m not a Muslim so correct me if I am wrong
How the FUCK did I remember this melody? Are we all here intentionally??
This level scare me 😟 🤷🏻♂️
Why?
There is not one single track in this game that I dont love!
In my opinion the chanting doesn’t work well as a pumped up song. The chanting feels to dramatic with such a funky beat.
This is another game that uses that voice sample Islam track it is track 76 by best service and if you put music over Quran verses it is haram (forbidden) also it’s from a Surah
Seriously fuck this time trial. At least it's not as bad as France though.
Kevin Guimond All for a fucking school bus...
Yo mike saudian arabian prince check this out.
>tfw no gf
@MsMauri16 how is "Terrorist music" racist? Are terrorists a race now? better check my fox news channel.
It's not terrorist music first of all and it shouldn't be treated as such. I'm not a Muslim but that was offensive sir or ma'am.
Tell that to +MsMauri16, who I was replying to.
*KABOOOM*
Sacred muslim chants.
El sol esta brillante,,Vamos de paseo, , El sol está caliente, niña te deseo La noche está muy linda y tu eres muy boniiiita...RAJAAAAAAA!!!
So the arabs were offended by the chant in Zelda but not by this….
No one actually got offended for them to change it. Nintendo made 2 million some odd copies with the chanting in it, but someone noticed the chant may cause problems and they changed it for the rest of the copies before the game was released.
in this game the chanting wasn't used for a theme in a level that looked like Hell
Damn
@@metroidplayer2Actually Kakuto Chojin used the same sample and DID have Muslims get mad over it. As for this, I don't think it was a super popular game. I find the Zelda case pretty interesting though as that massively popular, I don't think many copies of that version were made though.
@@mattwolf7698As Andrew once said, "If you are tolerant of everything then, you stand for nothing"
Pig: *dies*
Islamists: 0:20
@@OmarFarrag to be honest is not funny
@@OmarFarrag I delete that commentary: xd
@@OmarFarrag because you for no represalies
From my understanding they consider pigs unclean like devout Christians do. I think you mixed that up with Hindu cow worship. The joke would work if a Muslim was accidentally served pig and then said these lyrics though.
this game kindof stank in my opinion. Crusin' was much better in the arcade.
they couldn't get away with this nowadays