Dr Disrespect sings Frozen-inspired song trashing Fortnite Battle Royale
Dr Disrespect - Twitch / Disney / Epic GamesDr Disrespect’s opinion of Fortnite Battle Royale has reached such a new level of loathing, that the prominent Twitch stream has now come up with a song to express his feelings.
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It’s been well-documented that Dr Disrespect isn’t the biggest fan of Fortnite, to say the least, as he’s bashed the popular BR title countless times on his stream.
The latest instance came on April 22, when he sang a song with lyrics that were aimed at trashing the game and its player-base.
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Making things even more interesting and hilarious was the fact that the song wasn’t just a random jumble of lyrics and tunes, but rather inspired by a song called For the First Time in Forever, from the popular Disney animated film Frozen.
The Doc’s version of the song wasn’t quite as kid-friendly as the one from the film, however, although the streamer certainly did a good job making his vocals sound presentable.
[ad name=”article3″]Here is the original For the First Time in Forever song from Frozen, which inspired Doc’s musical piece about how bad Fortnite is.
Why does the Doc hate Fortnite?
The Doc’s deep-rooted resentment of Fortnite has existed for quite some time, as he’s never really gotten into it like many of the other Twitch streamers at his level of prominence.
He’s always maintained that the game was made for young children, contending that the cartoon appearance and unrealistic mechanics take away from the seriousness of gaming and “make kids soft.”
Almost every time he’s tried to play the game on stream, he’s ended up going on a long aggressive rant about how bad it is, often leading to him uninstalling it again and again.
Dr Disrespect is known for his iconic rage-induced rants, many of which have been directed at Fortnite.Luckily for the Doc, he’s established a strong enough niche for himself at Twitch that he can play non-mainstream games and still maintain consistently high numbers in both viewership and subscribers.
