Blizzard Entertainment and bbno$ Unveil 'Save Me', a Music Collaboration Inspired by Diablo II

Diablo II Fan bbno$ Collaborates with Blizzard on "Save Me" Music Video, Embracing Warlock Class and a Cameo by Deckard Cain

Blizzard Entertainment and rapper bbno$, a longtime Diablo II fan, have collaborated on a music video titled "Save Me," released on March 3. The video, a collaboration with Gut LA and Dreambear Production, playfully alludes to a past copyright dispute between bbno$ and Blizzard, stemming from the rapper’s website being styled after Act 1 of Diablo II. In "Save Me," bbno$ embodies the Warlock class from the Reign of the Warlock update for Diablo II: Resurrected and showcases the Warlock class's demonic magic skills. The video also features a cameo by Deckard Cain on the drums and includes a nod to Cain's famous rap. bbno$ said of the collaboration, "I’ve organized Diablo LAN parties and accumulated over 300 days played in this game... So when Blizzard reached out, it seemed they finally recognized my obsession all this time. Sincerely, it was the most symbolic moment of my life."

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