Karune’s Video Response

Karune, the man who needs no introduction, has posted a non-Blizzard, unofficial video in response to an earlier video posted by a WarCraft III fan. The fan, frustrated by the delay of an anticipated patch, had decided to express his emotion by shooting a video of himself singing to Karune.

 

Warning: not for the weak of stomach. May contain awful lyrics, unintelligible accents and an Eminem tune.





Karune, touched by the dedication of his fan, filmed a video response of himself. The featured song follows the format of another infamous Eminem track, Stan – where Eminem replies to an obsessive fan. Nice touch, Karune!





Another nice touch that’s worth a mention is the girl that’s taking the place of Dido in this song. Karune’s girlfriend(?) laments his demanding job (it must be hard to play StarCraft 2 all day) and explains that he hardly has time for her.

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Karune has really shown that being a community manager is serious business.

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4 Comments to “Karune’s Video Response”


  1. Lonia — December 31, 2007 @ 6:44 pm

    Hail Karune! (and his girlfriend)

  2. whiteknight — January 1, 2008 @ 2:16 am

    After WOW Blizzard(also Karune) abandoned warcraft 3
    that ’s not fair for war3 fan

    and i thing if they release WOS(world of starcraft) Star craft 2 will be abndon too.

    so sad but why blizzard have to care a game that make them less money

  3. Blazur — January 1, 2008 @ 7:24 pm

    That’s not Karune’s girlfriend. If you check out her MySpace she’s got a pic of herself with her husband.

  4. St4lk3r — January 3, 2008 @ 2:50 pm

    I love games, and I love Warcraft III, but the fan frustrated by the delay of an anticipated patch should get a live instead of acting like a fool in front of a million people.

    Go get a girlfriend ;)

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