Breakfast Topic: What is your class theme song?

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2-14-2012 @ 8:04AM

Nina Katarina said...

I fully expect to be too old to recognize half of the songs that people post today.

Speaking of which, my office blocks video, so I have no idea what you picked for the blood elf paladins. A little translation for the video-impaired, please?

2-14-2012 @ 8:18AM

direbadgercvlry said...

Its a video with a Japanese Techno song of a belf pally dancing.

2-14-2012 @ 8:40AM

Eralyn said...

CaramellDansen isn't Japanese it's Swedish the Japanese just made it into a giant meme.

But it does fit my Belf Pally so perfectly she's sparkly , whilst the tauren, dwarf, and draenai pallies are just more I will beat your face in with my giant hammer.

2-14-2012 @ 8:43AM

Balmazer said...

Actually, it's a Swedish techno song with a dancing pally.

2-14-2012 @ 8:54AM

Dea ex Machina said...

@direbadgercvlry Actually, it's a SWEDISH techno song! Albeit remixed by a Japanese DJ.

And here is why a paladin is dancing to remixed Swedish techno-pop:
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/caramelldansen

2-14-2012 @ 9:07AM

Trexxen said...

To clear it up: The original song is by Swedish artist Caramell, hence the name "Caramelldansen". The version that became really popular, however, is the Speedycake remix - by Japanese DJ Speedycake. =D The more you know!

2-14-2012 @ 10:05AM

Robin Torres said...

Actually it's a male Belf Pally. Look at the hair.

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