Pull Up A Chair - Hearthstone

"Pull Up A Chair - Hearthstone" is a high quality rip of "Pull Up A Chair" from Hearthstone.
==Jokes==
This is a somber rip referencing the then-ongoing Blitzchung controversy, a series of events involving Hearthstone and its developer, Blizzard Entertainment. On October 6, professional Hearthstone player Ng "Blitzchung" Wai Chung showed solidarity with pro-Hong Kong protesters in an interview during the Hearthstone Grandmasters streaming event in Taiwan, saying "光復香港，時代革命" ("Liberate Hong Kong, the revolution of our times!"). In response, Blizzard banned Blitzchung from participating in tournaments for a year and withheld his prize winnings from the tournament.
The rip begins with audio of the protests and its news coverage. At 0:25, the audio transitions to a sound effect from Hearthstone which includes the noise of a crowd. The Chinese dub of the advertised track starts playing, cutting off the audio of the protests for several seconds. At 0:47, however, the audio of the protests resumes alongside the music. At 1:46, audio of a window being shattered plays, briefly cutting off the music. The rip ends with a clip of Blitzchung saying the Hong Kong protest slogan in his interview.
==Trivia==
* The video description's catchphrase is a Chinese translation of "Please read the channel description."
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