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Parody Of Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball Music Video Addresses Minecraft Heartbreak
This is an experience that Minecraft players have likely gone through at one time or another: You've spent hours collecting materials and building a dream house. After you are finally finished, you go to sleep, ready to tackle the next day and the next project. In the morning, you open your door and what's waiting for you outside? A Creeper. Before you can react, there's a hole in the side of your once-pristine house.
Caveman Films has created a parody of the controversial Miley Cyrus "Wrecking Ball" video, highlighting the sadness and anger that occurs after a Creeper destroys a player's carefully constructed structures.
Called "Wrecking Mob", the parody changes the lyrics of the original song and uses elements of the video to tell the story of one unfortunate player's endless Creeper problems. The production value of the video is impressive as well.
Check it out below and keep up to date with the latest Minecraft news on Game Informer.
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