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*Bluster Kong's design may be inspired by Swanky Kong's. It is unknown if it's true or not. *Eddie the Mean Old Yeti has two rhymes on his name, and they both rhyme. These words are "Eddie" and "yeti". *Donkey Kong's talking voice is voiced by Richard Yearwood, while his singing voice is voiced by Sterling Jarvis, who also sung the theme song for Zoboomafoo. *Diddy Kong's voice actor has voiced Yoshi from the Super Mario World show, which may be why Diddy's voice is very annoying according to some people. *Before Donkey Kong Country, there was a French show named "La planète de Donkey Kong" (translated to "Planet Donkey Kong"), also known as "DKTV" or "DKTV.cool". *There's a recurring gag when Donkey Kong and sometimes Diddy Kong crash into trees. *In multiple episodes, Donkey Kong admits to being a fan of King Kong; despite the fact that Universal Studios sued Nintendo for having a game named after DK, while King Kong has the same last name as him. *Bluster the Benevolent, a song from an episode named "From Zero to Hero", has the same BPM as "King K. Rool's Finest Hour", which also appeared from the episode the Bluster song was in. *In the song "King K. Rool's Finest Hour", the lyric which is "I'll take away your jellies, I'll take away your jams" references the spreads, which are food like jelly and jam. K. Rool must be a huge fan of eating jelly and jam. *The song "Treasure Rap" has lots of idioms, like "get your head onto the clouds". Another fact is that "Don't you wanna get your hands on riches galore", a lyric sung by Diddy, is misheard as "Don't you wanna get your hands on bitches galore".