As a tabletop gamer who carries dice in her bag, I’m highly amused by this d&d roleplaying parody of the Far East Movement’s “Like a G6” :
Roll a D6 from Connor Anderson on Vimeo.
I’ve got a bit of a soft spot for the Far East Movement even un-parodied, mostly because of Rocketeer, but even She Owns the Night sounds to me like a “geek girl loves to dance” kinda anthem:
The only question is,
Watchu know about these stereotypes?
FM, come on.So innocent you can tell by the clothes,
College girl with a 4.0,
Good girl by day,
Damn, who would have known?
Holy Orcus, this made my day. Thanks for posting!
Thanks girl!!!!!!!!!
A suggested companion piece: “This Fantasy World” by The Doubleclicks, a geeky-lady band out here in Portland.
Hee. This has been floating around all day and I finally got a chance to see it.
Now that’s gonna be in my head all night.
“She owns the night” I imagine as referencing those (possibly geek) students of Asian background who seem to cause so much resentment in some white students.
Yeah, I think that’s the intent too. As I’m demi-asian *and* a geek woman *and* an academic *and* love to dance, it resonates especially with me, but I figured I’d highlight the geek identification since that’ll resonate with more people here than the others. :)
I love it!
If she’s a wizard, then why does she have a quiver? I thought wizards couldn’t use bows and arrows in D&D.
Although I said d&d, I don’t think the video ever specifies a system. Nothing to say that they aren’t running a custom game — I’ve certainly done a number of those myself!
4th Ed. D&D allows any class to use whatever they want to as long as they take the appropriate feats, similarly to 3.5. That being said, “Roll a d6” certainly goes much better with a system like Shadowrun over a d20 based system :D