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Yoshi lick sound effect loop from Super Mario games, the wet tongue slap repeated over and over. People use it for silly, gross and cute meme edits.

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Yoshi lick sound effect loop from Super Mario games, the wet tongue slap repeated over and over. People use it for silly, gross and cute meme edits.

This is Yoshi extending his tongue with a quick, wet licking sound, looped seamlessly for about seventeen seconds. The noise is a soft slap and gulp, instantly recognisable from the way Yoshi grabs fruit, enemies and items in Mario games. On its own it is cute and a little gross, and the repetition makes it funnier and more unsettling the longer it plays. Viewers expect something silly to get licked, eaten or dragged in, so the loop builds comic tension before a payoff or cut.

Pro tip

Loop it under a close-up of a character staring at food, then cut it hard on the final gulp for the punchline. Keep the volume low beneath dialogue so the wet texture stays funny, not distracting, and do not stretch it over serious scenes.

How people use it

Drop it when an anime character eyes up food hungrily.
Use it for pets licking the camera in funny videos.
Play it behind a gross taste test reaction moment.
Add it when a game character grabs items repeatedly.

More information

Yoshi is Nintendo's green dinosaur companion from the Super Mario series, introduced in Super Mario World in 1990. His long tongue attack became one of his defining moves in platformers and spin-offs like Yoshi's Island and Super Smash Bros. Short clips of the lick sound were ripped from the games and shared on soundboards and video platforms, where editors looped them for comic effect. The loop format keeps it popular for memes, streams and edits long after the original games.

FAQ

What is the Yoshi lick sound?

It is the wet tongue sound Yoshi makes in Mario games when he sticks out his long tongue to grab fruit, enemies or items. This version loops the lick and gulp repeatedly for about seventeen seconds.

Where does the Yoshi lick sound come from?

The sound comes from Nintendo's Super Mario games featuring Yoshi, the green dinosaur first seen in Super Mario World. His tongue grab has stayed a core move in later Yoshi games, Mario platformers and Super Smash Bros titles.

How do people use the Yoshi lick loop?

Creators place it under clips of characters, pets or streamers licking, eating or staring hungrily at something. The endless repetition turns a cute game sound into a gross, funny tension builder before a cut or reaction.