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Clueless Gamer: Wiz Khalifa Helps Conan Stay Cool Through Gears Of War 4
Gears of War 4 comes out Tuesday, so Conan O'Brien tried it out with rapper Wiz Khalifa, who is known for (among other things) sampling video game soundtracks in his songs.
The results are... fairly unsurprising, given Khalifa's vocal fondness for certain botanical remedies. Conan's usual game guru, Aaron Bleyaert, tries valiantly to explain some Gears lore to the duo, but he's quickly shushed in favor of, as Conan puts it, "walking around shooting guys." You can see how that went in the video below.
Earlier this year, Game of Thrones' Peter Dinklage and Lena Headey played Overwatch on Clueless Gamer. Past segments have featured Zac Efron and Seth Rogen playing Mario Kart 8, and Marshawn Lynch and Gronk playing Mortal Kombat X. Also, don't forget to check out Andrew Reiner's Gears of War 4 review.
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