* The title is a play on the nineties slang phrase "to give [mad] props", meaning "to give credit / recognition"; with the fact that "props" could also be short for "propellers", and the subtitle is a phrase from the TV game show ''[[Wikipedia:Wheel of Fortune (U.S. game show)|Wheel of Fortune]]''.
*The title is a play on the nineties slang phrase "to give [mad] props", meaning "to give credit / recognition"; with the fact that "props" could also be short for "propellers", and the subtitle is a phrase from the TV game show ''[[Wikipedia:Wheel of Fortune (U.S. game show)|Wheel of Fortune]]''.
* The Japanese title is a pun on ''"Poke-beru uchi"'' (sending a message to a pager).
*The Japanese title is a pun on ''"Poke-beru uchi"'' (sending a message to a pager).
* This station has [[Wikipedia:Portable CD player|portable CD players]], [[Wikipedia:Compact disc|discs]], cases, and earphones floating around in the background.
*This station has [[Wikipedia:Portable CD player|portable CD players]], [[Wikipedia:Compact disc|discs]], cases, and earphones floating around in the background.
** {{OctoExpansionStation|J|05}}{{OctoExpansionStation|C|14}} [[Stick 'n' Move Station]] has portable CD players, discs and cases floating around in the background as well.
**{{OctoExpansionStation|J|05}}{{OctoExpansionStation|C|14}} [[Stick 'n' Move Station]] has portable CD players, discs and cases floating around in the background as well.
** The Dutch title of this station, ''"Met de muziek mee"'', alludes to the CD players.
**The Dutch title of this station, ''"Met de muziek mee"'', alludes to the CD players.
*** ''"Met de muziek mee"'' was also a popular Dutch TV program about music from the seventies.
***''"Met de muziek mee"'' was also a popular Dutch TV program about music from the seventies.
==Names in other languages==
== Names in other languages==
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When the player begins the stage, they find themselves on a narrow platform that slopes down to a grated walkway. When they drop down they land on a rotating platform with a propeller located in front of it. Hitting the propeller moves the platform towards the next area while balloons can be splatted along the way. The player has to avoid an Octotrooper and hit the Grapplink to make progress and get to the second checkpoint.
Follow the path with three Power Eggs to another rotating platform with a propeller. The player has to hit the propeller first before they can drop down on the platform and by doing so, Squid Rings appear. The player has to hit two Splat-Switches to open a gate so they can hit another Grapplink and a chance to collect a Power Egg container. Follow the path to a Launchpad to the third and final checkpoint.
When the player follows the path and falls down through a grated walkway onto another rotating platform, they have to hit the propeller so the platform follows a certain track with Octotroopers to avoid and balloons for splatting. The player eventually encounters an Octosniper on a moving platform they have to splat to open a gate with another Grapplink behind it and get to goal.
The title is a play on the nineties slang phrase "to give [mad] props", meaning "to give credit / recognition"; with the fact that "props" could also be short for "propellers", and the subtitle is a phrase from the TV game show Wheel of Fortune.
The Japanese title is a pun on "Poke-beru uchi" (sending a message to a pager).
This station has portable CD players, discs, cases, and earphones floating around in the background.
J05C14Stick 'n' Move Station has portable CD players, discs and cases floating around in the background as well.
The Dutch title of this station, "Met de muziek mee", alludes to the CD players.
"Met de muziek mee" was also a popular Dutch TV program about music from the seventies.
