WoW Moviewatch: Can't PuG KZ

by David Bowers Aug 3rd 2007 at 12:00PM

Apparently you can't PuG Karazhan -- which is to say you can't successfully raid "KZ" with a Pick-Up-Group of random players -- but that doesn't stop Nyhm, who, in the spirit of Weird Al, brings us another of his own lip-synced machinima music videos about World of Warcraft-related acronyms (his first one was OP). He's picked up quite a bit of notoriety since his first music video, and he even has a commercial in this one.

He also uncovers the mystery of the secret origin of the draenei.

Previously on WoW Moviewatch...

Tags: karazhan, machinima, nyhm, pick up group, PickUpGroup, pug, raiding

Filed under: Machinima, Humor, Raiding, WoW Moviewatch

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

overneathe Aug 3rd 2007 12:05PM

Yep that's the bomb, I watched it around 5 times today only. The last one did NOT have bad vocals, the guy was trying to sound like 50cent, give 'em a break ;]

Regis Aug 3rd 2007 12:21PM

Hey, that was actually quite good! And I don't usually like this kind of stuff :P

Vyasa Aug 3rd 2007 12:38PM

"the tank is dps, the tank is dps..." God that was awesome!

Freehugz Aug 3rd 2007 1:01PM

hehe good stuff. I loved the commercial in the beginning. I'd like to see a whole series of those

FireStar Aug 3rd 2007 1:49PM

yeah just saw this two days ago, it rocks.

Raedien Aug 3rd 2007 4:37PM

Thanks for the hilarious vid.

Nyhm Aug 3rd 2007 4:49PM

Omg Notoriety eh? I love it. No worries guys, im working on the next set of lyrics now, and hopefully it'll get better and better. As long as you all keep laughin ill keep writin!

-Nyhm

MartinC Aug 3rd 2007 6:06PM

Brilliant!

MartinC Aug 3rd 2007 6:33PM

Brilliant!

Juliah Aug 4th 2007 12:47AM

I really liked this one. Well done!

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