WoW Moviewatch: In a PUG
by Michael Gray 
Aug 27th 2010 at 12:00PM
In a PUG is one of Propostris's most popular pieces. It's scored over 100,000 page views since it was released in June 2009. As a parody of In da Club by 50 Cent, In a PUG attempts to recreate what Rolling Stone called "a spare yet irresistible synth hook augmented by a tongue-twisting refrain."
Propostris has been featured before with Ice Ice Baby. It's always great to see people continue creating new works, so I'll be curious to see how readers feel about this more seasoned piece.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 3)
ctishman Aug 27th 2010 12:12PM
Well, at least he's not a belf.
Rakah Aug 27th 2010 1:40PM
But he's purple....
Cali Aug 27th 2010 12:27PM
Works by artists like Cranius & Legs, for example, are so much more impressive. They don't depend on attention-getting crude language... but that's a feature of the genre, I guess.
SamLowry Aug 27th 2010 2:04PM
Attention-getting crude language?
Someone better tell Ceelo to cut it out...although, 3 million page hits in one week? Hmm, might want to rethink that strategy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAV0XrbEwNc
RetPallyJil Aug 27th 2010 12:28PM
It must be good, because I detest it as much as I detest regular rap.
Tokkar Aug 28th 2010 12:16AM
FINALLY! Something you and I agree whole-heartedly on! :-)
RetPallyJil Aug 28th 2010 1:48AM
We live in an age of wonders!
arawn.chernobog Aug 27th 2010 12:30PM
Oh great, another WoW Rap Machinima with Elves...
I am now effectively full of bitter hatred for the rest of humanity, thanks MovieWatch.
joel_robinson Aug 27th 2010 12:40PM
If a wow machine that features one particular race causes you to hate all of humanity, it sounds like you have some bigger issues than wow machinima
Krz Aug 27th 2010 12:42PM
Hating on WoW machinima?
Want to develop a full blown misanthropy?
Just add in trade, Dungeon Finder players, the official forums, and Moon Guard Goldshire, and you're set!
tatsumasa Aug 27th 2010 12:35PM
a chorus that promotes drug use... good choice for a moviewatch. i wonder how many teens frequent this site...
Krz Aug 27th 2010 12:41PM
Legions of us.
Stoop Aug 27th 2010 12:48PM
First they get hooked on the health pots, next thing you know they're out flasking up. Then it's all down hill. Pretty soon they're tanking pugs for that healthstone.
Andhar Aug 27th 2010 1:28PM
Yes, because where else will young people learn about drugs if not from wow.com's movie watch segment?
Sqlsiren Aug 27th 2010 12:41PM
Not really my style, but a decent effort. A few things I wish were different about the video:
1. I wish he'd taken more time with writing his lyrics since he decided to include them. There were a lot of typos. :(
2. I wish those lyrics were in a smaller font. They take up quite a bit of the screen and are often in front of light backgrounds, making them difficult to read even with their enlarged font.
3. Maybe it's just me, but parts of it didn't make sense. They rhymed and the lyrics fit in with the original song, but they mostly seemed disjointed. Some of it was about a PUG, but then there was something about Darnassus and the Auction House. It just didn't flow for me.
Krz Aug 27th 2010 12:41PM
Ladies and gentlemen, another polished turd.
I hate rap.
Also, I hate his selection of what he thinks is metal on his channel page.
Michael Aug 27th 2010 12:45PM
Wow, I actually prefer "belf" rap. Did we really, really need this? Someone please think of the children.
Natsumi Aug 27th 2010 12:52PM
No, but he is a poser IRL.
Mortuus Aug 27th 2010 12:54PM
This is exactly the kind of person I would slap into my ignore list without a second thought.
sidhedevil Aug 27th 2010 12:58PM
Of all the masturbatory attempts to throw together a machinima piece...
On the plus side, I suppose the text was so large that it blotted out the lame imagery. Then again, nothing says All Ages Game like liberal applications of "mothaf**ka" and drug references.
I have to actually agree: I'd take Belf Rap over this tripe any day, and I'd rather try to slit my wrists with a spork than listen to more Belf Rap.
Lame.