In PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PC, Xbox One, iOS, Android), the popular streamer Shroud is being followed by a fan. However, it’s not a stream sniper but a stream singer. But he doesn’t have much success with it in PUBG.
In PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG), stream sniping is a problem. This means that other players follow a well-known streamer and kill or harass him. In the controversial case of Dr. Disrespect, during such an event, cars were honking loudly for a long time: the stream honking.
However, there are also cases where such stream stalkers have good intentions and want to make their favorite streamer happy.
Serenade for Shroud
Make Songs, not War: The well-known PUBG streamer Shroud has some stream snipers who follow and harass him. But a particular player is always welcome to him. This player is Flawks.
He follows Shroud and hides until the end of a round. Just before the end, he then approaches Shroud unarmed. What follows is unusual. Flawks then begins to sing well-known songs and plays along with a ukulele!
Singer mocks stream sniper: Flawks has already pulled off his crazy serenade action twice. The first time he sang “We are the Champions” by Queen and the second time “Country Roads” by John Denver.
However, he only sang the melody, which he accompanied on his ukulele. He used only the words “Wadu” and “Hek”. This is a notorious stream sniper who often targets Shroud, is now a successful streamer himself, and hardly says anything else but “Wadu Hek”.
The Reward of Art
As a thank you, there’s a pan to the head or a shot in the face: In both cases where Flawks and Shroud meet, it goes as follows. Flawks sings, the streamer Shroud enjoys it, making positive emotes to the song. And in the end, he kills the singer with the pan or shoots him with the sniper rifle. Then Shroud gets the chicken dinner. But Flawks seems to be okay with that. And a frying pan or a shot from Shroud is somehow a kind of recognition.
