KAZUKI MOTOYAMA (MARIO CREATOR) THE PENNY DIE YOSHI YAMAMOTO WINS WS MVP

➡ The host of the “Ball Don’t Lie” channel discusses the recent death of Kazuki Motoyama, the creator of Mario, and the coincidences surrounding his death and the World Series MVP win by Yoshi Yamamoto. The host also mentions the upcoming release of Super Mario Bros. 2 and the absence of the character Yoshi in the first movie. Additionally, the host talks about the discontinuation of the penny in the U.S. and its significance in the Mario games where collecting coins is a key element.
➡ The text discusses various connections between Kobe Bryant, the discontinuation of the penny, and other seemingly unrelated events. It suggests that these connections, such as the year of the snake and the city of Philadelphia, are not coincidental. The text also mentions a new TV series about Pennywise and draws parallels between the series and real-life events. Lastly, it discusses the bloody mouth of Dan Jones, a football player, and suggests that this event is also connected to the discontinuation of the penny.

Hey, Maggie. Hey, Coffee girls are here. Can you guys hear me? Okay? If I can get a thumbs up, that’d be great. Thank you, enthusiast Sam. All right. Welcome back, ballers. Welcome back, ballers, to another episode on the Ball Don’t Lie channel. Happy Thursday, everybody. Tonight is the night of Thursday, November 13, 2025. Today’s presentation titled so Long Kazuki. RIP Kazuki Moto Yama. This news has recently hit the headlines despite. If there’s anybody in the chat that can tell me the official reported death of Kazuki, please let me know because I couldn’t find it as of yet.

That said, apparently this news broke as far back as October 1st through an Instagram post of I believe, excuse me, I believe Kazuki’s sister. Something like that. But yeah. Cody, good to see you, brother. I was able to catch the tail end of your stream with Derek, so I’ll make sure to go back and check that out. So thank you guys very much for tuning into my stream, but also make sure to go check out Cody’s channel and Derek’s as well. So, you know, I wanted to kind of kick off today’s presentation talking more about the death of this Kazuki.

I. I get this mixed up. Kazuki Motoyama, not to be confused with Yoshi Nobu Yamamoto, right, Who just won the World Series mvp. So this is a screenshot from what I saw on Instagram. Notice that they did say the date was November 11, but once again, if you guys do some research or try to, at least it’s not going to tell you that that’s his parish date. I stumbled upon a Instagram post the beginning of October talking about this, but apparently they released it now. Right? Think about that. If he really died October 1st or earlier, I mean, we’re talking one month to the day prior to when Yamamoto wins the World Series, right? So they clearly kept this information out of the public’s eye for a while for a reason.

The first thing I thought about, we’re just gonna dive right into it was the color symbolism. Color symbolism. Just notice that Mario’s primary colors are red, white and blue, just like the Dodgers, for that matter. Right. And it’s the same with the Toronto Blue Jays, who lost to the other red, white and blue team, essentially. So it started there and then especially I got ahead of myself. Just notice the last name. So Super Mario’s creator, Moto Yama, dies at the age of 69, I believe it was. And then shortly after, you have Yamamoto. Yoshi Yoshi Yamamoto.

When the World Series MVP and let’s not forget about Luigi Mangioni, you guys. I mean, his whole story took place, what was it, December 4th of last year. So we’re still in the bookends of all of these things happening all within the same year. Right. It kicks off with the Luigi stuff, and then you had the release, or actually that happened probably a year and a half after the release of the first Mario movie, the remake, rather. And now they’re releasing Super Mario Bros. 2, right. In April of next year. But either way. Yeah. So, Maggie, Seen the same thing.

All I could find was 2025. Yeah, that’s all I’m seeing right now. But I’m sure eventually they’ll come up with a date. But let’s just go with what we know, right? So once again, we’re talking about Yamamoto and we’re talking about Motoyama. Yamamoto is the Dodgers pitcher who won the World Series mvp. Motoyama is the one who created Mario. Right. So notice that Yamamoto’s birthday is exactly 34 weeks before Motoyama’s. Exactly 34 weeks on the nose. And Yamamoto ended up winning the World Series MVP exactly 29 weeks after Motoyama’s last living birthday. Right. The creator of Mario, which equals 29 and 34.

So right off the bat, just with their birthdays and the official date when Yamamoto, Yoshi Yamamoto, won the World series and the MVP. Perfect. Just in the two of the four base ciphers. Not to mention, too, that Yoshi equals 76, you know, and he ended up winning the MVP exactly 76 days after his birthday. But look at this, you guys. I mean, if you measure from the fictional character of Yoshi from the video game, his agreed upon birthday is November 21st. Because this was the official debut of Mario in 1990. And just notice from that date, when you do that measurement, it’s exactly 13 weeks and five days apart.

So in other words, Yoshi Yamamoto, his birthday is exactly 13 weeks and five days before fictional character Yoshi’s birthday. Which matters because this is rare, but few and far between. You have, you know, certain words or phrases that double overlap front and back. Right? So Super Mario Perfect. 135, front and back. That’s huge. Yeah. Shout out Cody. There you go. That’s Jorge Mario Bergoglio. Of course. Yeah. There’s another one to add to the list of what I was talking about, right? I mean, Jorge Mario Bergoglio died back on what? Queen Elizabeth’s birthday this year. Before that, you had the Luigi Mangioni story.

And then later this Year you had Luigi’s dad, Charles, right, die, and then you have the death of the creator of Mario, and then you have Yoshi Yamamoto winning the World Series. I mean, wow. So, you know, this news is still very fresh. So I haven’t had a ton of time to dive much deeper into this, especially with not knowing the official death date that they’re gonna report of the, you know, creator of Mario. But that’s pretty much where I was at at this point. You know, it’s funny too, is is Yoshi was always my favorite character growing up playing Mario Kart and Mario Party and all that.

And I was really looking forward to seeing Yoshi in that latest one, right? The latest Super Mario Bros. And he wasn’t in it at all. So that was disappointing. But apparently the grand reveal, Yoshi is coming in the second one, which is now starting to make a lot more sense, right? They held off on showing Yoshi in the first one and then now all the buildups happening and then now you have Yoshi Yamamoto when the World Series mvp, then you have the, you know, creator of Super Mario drop dead as well. So another story I wanted to segue into was this whole discontinuation of the penny, right? And you guys might have noticed just with the front cover, I mean, a big part of Mario, right, is gathering coins, right? Jumping into these little blocks and getting coins and collecting stars and all that kind of stuff.

So I think that’s really interesting too, when you just think about it’s not every day that US currency is being discontinued, right? So there’s some debate on this, but once again, I caught this from a news outlet on Instagram pointing out that the penny has officially passed away after 238 years, right? And you guys might see in the fine print here, the last ever penny was minted today. And this was back on the 12th yesterday in Philadelphia. Well, that’s interesting for a couple of reasons. Who just won the super bowl this past year? Philadelphia. The United States flag is sewn in Philadelphia.

And I apologize, you guys, I gotta take a 30 second pause. I will be right back. All right, folks, thank you for your patience on that. Appreciate, appreciate it. Let me just check up with the chat here really quick. Talking about Jack Black. Let me catch up. I missed a lot. Yeah, Jorge Mario Bergoglio. Good one. Perfect. Okay, so they released the trailer the second one yesterday. I did not see Yoshi in it. Ah, yeah. All our members at the very end of the first one, the new first one, whatever, back in 2023 at the very, very end during credits, they show Yoshi’s egg shaking and slightly cracking.

So we’ll see what happens. Cody says Hitler’s DNA is in the news and they revealed he had a micro penis. Hello. What the heck? That’s funny, man. Penis. Kind of like pennies, you know. Calvin Penix, Shout out Rambo. He was pointing that out last night after I was telling him some other stuff that I’m going to get into in a moment. Let’s see. Huh? Okay. Thank you, Luke. It says Japanese sources are saying, and community obits point to Aug. 25 as his date of death. Okay. From heart disease. Okay. Now we’re going back to our love themes that we kicked the year off with.

Okay. All right, so it looks like I’m caught up, but once again, you guys. So now the penny has been discontinued effective Wednesday the 12th. Yesterday, the last penny was minted in Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia specifically. And let’s not forget that, you know, we’re in the year the Snake. Now, there is some debate about how old the penny truly is, but notice that the first US cent was produced in 87. So that’s where you get your 238 years. But when it looks like from when copper started to be more involved with the making or the minting of the penny, that’s when Congress established the US Mint officially in 92.

So, I mean, kind of splitting hairs at this point. But the first cent was produced in 87, which is where you get that 238 years. Now, like I just said, don’t forget, you guys, we’re still in the year the Snake. We will be until Michael Jordan’s birthday next year. But just notice that his birthday is August 23, the date written 23 8. In the majority of the world, the penny. Now, finally, the last penny gets minted in Philadelphia, where Kobe’s reportedly from in the year the Snake. This is where it just gets so obvious, you guys, that they’re doing something here with Kobe Bryant still.

I mean, now you have the Dodgers winning back to back, right? Don’t forget about last year when there was a snake in the dugout. Anyways, but look at this. The last US penny was made today in Philadelphia. Back on the 12th, Trump stopped production. Look at this. He stopped production because each coin cost almost 4 cents to make more than its 1 cent value. 4 to 1, huh? Kind of like 41. Don’t forget that Kobe Bryant equals 41. He died at age 41. He was born in Philadelphia. Reportedly, the last penny was created in Philadelphia in The year of the Snake.

Right. I don’t want to be too repetitive here, but pretty straightforward if you ask me. Yeah, Kobe born in a horse year. So next year is big with Kobe. Yeah. Hey, Cody, I was meaning to send you another screenshot. Side note. We’ve talked a lot about Klay Thompson. His birthday is on the date of next year’s Super Bowl. Right. He left San Francisco, where the super bowl is being played, to go play for Dallas, the horse team. Who. Who’s he now being romantically involved with? Megan the Stallion. Right, We’ve touched on all that. Now, Megan, thee Stallion, is making a petition to perhaps perform at the Super Bowl.

So how about them apples, you know, to kick off right before the year of the horse. Geez Louise. Sorry, guys. That was a little bit of a side note. See? Yeah, yeah, Megan the Stallion. Look her up. She is dating Klay Thompson, who’s now a maverick. A horse. All right, Keeping it moving. So the last part. And Cody knows about this already. I left him a message and reached out to Rambo later last night about this, just because it kind of all clicked after our Tuesday night show. Eye to eye with AJ Rambo and Cody. We talked about the bloody mouth of Dan Jones in this past weekend’s football game against the Falcons back on November 9th.

And once again, we talked about this on the 11th, and the next day, they officially released the announcement about the death of the penny. Right. And when Cody, Rambo and I were talking on Tuesday about this, I brought up the bloody mouth. You know, Cody’s talked a lot in detail about, you know, Indiana Jones and things like that. But then we. And then Rambo chimed in and started talking about the bloody mouth can really represent clowns. Right? The. The red mouth, the red lipstick, you know, all of the cannibalistic themes behind clowns, especially who. Pennywise, perhaps.

Pennywise. I didn’t want to scare the audience, so I tried to. I tried to find the most friendly version of Pennywise the clown. But if you guys want to see some. Some more disturbing photos, there’s plenty of more realistic images in these movies where Pennywise is having a snack, if you will. Oh, wow, codes. Yeah, that’s a good one, dude. Jones is. Is known as Danny Dimes. So is the dime next. Wow, dude. No, that. Oh, my God, I forgot about that. Yeah, so he’s Indiana Jones, and he. He’s also Danny Dimes. And you know what the other thing I thought of was? Isn’t it in Raiders of the Lost Ark, when he does the switch with like the bag of sand and the gold.

I don’t know, it just makes me think of like a bag of pennies. But my mind’s all over the place with this one, so let’s. Let’s stay focused. So the bloody mouth followed by the penny. Well, isn’t it a common phrase or isn’t it commonly agreed upon? Most think that blood tastes metal, like, Right, Tastes like pennies. I know that’s like a whole thing because I don’t know about you, but you know, I’ve licked a bug bite that started bleeding before and yeah, it tastes like metal. It tastes like a penny. Right? So just think about the blood in the mouth connections and what it tastes like.

And now we have the penny, right? And this is all happening right after Dan Jones gets a bloody mouth. Now shout out to Cody for reminding me about this one. But HBO just recently released a new mini TV series about it and Pennywise called it welcome to Dairy. Right. And yeah, I’ll pause here for a second. Shout out Fiv. Yeah, this is a good point as well. Cody was chiming in on this in our conversation. Abraham Lincoln, these penny connections. Yep, exactly. Think about Lincoln. You know, he’s the face on the penny, right? Well, where do the Eagles play who just won the super bowl in Lincoln Financial field.

And the penny with Lincoln’s face on it last gets minted in Philadelphia. Right? So, yeah, and to Maggie’s point, there has been a lot of Lincoln talk. Snake eyes, anyone? Bueller, Tyler, the Executioner. Lincoln. Tyler, right. Lincoln also assassinated. The enthusiast says yes. Copper connects to Abraham Lincoln, phone booths, time travel, Tesla as well. So yeah, just think about that. A bloody mouth, blood tasting like pennies, like copper, like metal. Dan Jones with his bloody mouth. We have the release of welcome to Derry, which came out this year on October 26th. You know, it’s really creepy too, is this was the same date that the other Dodgers pitchers child had a stillborn.

It was a stillborn death. Right? Hence why he wasn’t in the World Series. But besides the point, once again, stay focused. So it was released on October 26th of this year. And really in closing, notice this, like another connection with Dan Jones. Well, he wears number 17, right? And notice from the date of when Dan Jones. Well, actually, sorry, let me take a step back. Dan Jones got this bloody mouth on November 9, and then three days later it was announced that the penny is no further. Right? But if you measure back from when the Pennywise miniseries released on October 26th to the date of when the penny Was officially discontinued exactly 17 days apart.

Right. And in between that span, you had dan Jones Number 17 with a bloody mouth. See what I’m saying? So. But yeah, Cody, that’s a great one. That’s a great point. Danny Dimes. Danny Dimes with the bloody mouth right before the penny gets discontinued. That’s a big one. Especially with all the luck themes that we talked about. Right? That, that was. The other thing we talked about was Dan Jones and Andrew luck back in the day and you know, the horseshoe themes, how it connects with betting and you need to get lucky. Right? All that kind of stuff.

So that’s all I got, folks. That’s all I got for tonight. Like I said, it’s. You know, a lot of this news is still pretty fresh, so there’s always more to add to it. I really appreciate everyone, everyone’s contributions. Danny has a horse neck. What does that mean, a horse neck? I don’t know what that means, brother. Researcher says penny slash Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln financial. Yep. Hertz words. Number one, copper colored quarterback versus Danny Dimes. The dime is also the fascist symbol on it which is linked to Lincoln and the Lincoln Memorial. Yeah, no, that’s. That’s all good stuff.

Oh, yeah, look how long his neck is. Oh, okay. Yeah. I think the funniest one is comparing Dan Jones to like those Avatar dads from like all those Pixar movies. There was like this clip of him being interviewed or something and his eyes are just so big. Like he looks like a. He literally looks like a. Like you’re watching a Pixar movie. But yeah, okay. Even with that little mini step aside, we’re just under 25 minutes here, so I think we covered a lot of ground. Please make sure to hit that like and sub anytime you guys can really appreciate the love and support from all of you guys.

Doesn’t cost a thing, but it really makes my day. So I really appreciate it, you guys. Oh, man, Here we go. Cody. Wow. Dan Jones’s full name equals. Welcome to Derry Dang. Okay, Luke saying there’s a new show on Netflix also called Death by Lightning. Ooh. Okay, that’s definitely something to look into with all the lightning connections we’ve been talking about. But thank you very much, Maggie. I appreciate you very, very much. I appreciate you all. Thank you guys for tuning in. And yeah, we’ll see you guys on the next one. Make sure to take care of yourselves.

Have a great rest of your night and a wonderful weekend and we will catch you guys on the next one. Peace, Sam.
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