Peaches

Jack Black teamed up with Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic, Eric Osmond, and John Spiker to write this piano ballad for The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Horvath and Jelenic directed the flick, Osmond edited it, and Spiker, who's known for his work with Black's band Tenacious D, produced the song.

"Peaches" gets played twice in the movie. First when Black's character Bowser spills the beans about being smitten with Princess Peach (voiced by Anya Taylor-Joy) and how he's going to make her marry him. Later, in the mid-credits scene, a shrunken Bowser is locked up and plays the song on a tiny piano in his cage.

In the Super Mario video games, Bowser's ultimate goals are to kidnap Princess Peach Toadstool and conquer the Mushroom Kingdom. That's the plot of most Mario games, with our boy Mario having to rescue his girl, Princess Peaches, from the clutches of that big bad Bowser. In the movie, Bowser is head over heels for Peach for real. He'll do anything to impress her or convince her he's the one for her, and he's super jealous of her falling for Mario. Bowser is dead set on marrying her this time around, and that's the whole point of his schemes.