You've got it in your head now, don't you? The Mii Channel music is iconic, and for good reason: it's a banger. We've seen freestyle raps, remixes with dances, Otomatone covers, and a 10-hour version with almost ten million views.

Charles Cornell is a musician who's covered such broad-ranging musical topics as "That One Song That Everybody Plays On Piano", a cover of The Twelve Days of Christmas that gets progressively jazzier, and a series called "Piano Dub Vines", where he provides a soundtrack to well-known Vine videos. In short, he's putting his musical knowledge to good use.

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His latest video, entitled "The Wii Theme Music Is Unironically Really Good", he talks about exactly why it's so good. We would have been satisfied with "it's just a gosh darn jam", but apparently it's all down to clever use of chords, time signatures, and accents to create one of the finest bops of our generation.

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When Cornell plays the Wii Sports Theme on the piano, it sounds like something your parents might listen to at a classy jazz bar. Moving on to the Wii Shop Theme, he plays a few bars while showing the sheet music transcription, and it becomes clear just how intricate the song really is.

The video is well worth a watch for musicians and amateur Wii music fans alike, and if you're anything like us, you'll probably head over to the 10-hour version straight afterwards. Don't worry, we totally understand.

Are there any people who dislike the Wii music? Let yourself be known in the comments, if you dare.

[source youtube.com]