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"Break the Trees" – New WoW Parody by Sharm

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Blizzard
#1 - Feb. 14, 2012, 2:23 a.m.
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Singer, songwriter, and parody artist extraordinaire, Sharm has been entertaining World of Warcraft fans with her clever lyrics and angelic voice for almost five years now. She delights us again with her latest song, "Break the Trees," a witty compilation of verses comprised solely of the names of class talents set to the beat of Britney Spear's hit, "Break the Ice."

Whether you're a tank, a healer, or a damage dealer, "Break the Trees" is sure to be a treat. Check it out below or visit Sharm's official page on YouTube.

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Lylirra
#2 - Jan. 19, 2038, 3:14 a.m.
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@Sialinia: While you may not be fond of this song, we certainly are! Sharm's voice is great and her lyrical talent is spot on.

On top of that, this song was published quite recently and contains language suitable to our audiences. We want to highlight new content whenever possible, so if other parody artists (or machinimists) continue publishing, their work may very well end up on our front page too!
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Lylirra
#3 - Jan. 19, 2038, 3:14 a.m.
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@Errvaleaa: We've actually highlighted a number of parodies in the past through our weekly news recaps, the "Explorers' League Journals." We noticed, however, that the content we included in our ELJs wasn’t getting much attention, so now we've moved to this format -- calling out the song or video individually.

Plan to see a lot more of these types of blogs in the future! Also, if you happen to have any suggestions for things we should showcase, feel free to email WoWCommWatch@Blizzard.com. :)
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Lylirra
#4 - Jan. 19, 2038, 3:14 a.m.
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@Sitaari: We want to keep the content as current as possible, rather than highlighting a song or video that's months (or ever years) old. I'm already subscribed to a number of parody artists and machinimists on YouTube, so I'm really looking forward to seeing what they'll create next!

As always, though, if you have any recommendations for new community creations, go ahead and drop us a line at WoWCommWatch@Blizzard.com.