Following the launch of Diablo II: Resurrected – Reign of Warlock DLC, Blizzard Entertainment joins forces with bbno$ to release a Diablo-themed music video titled save me.
Known for hits such as Lalala and Edamame, the popular Canadian artist bbno$ collaborates with Blizzard Entertainment, Gut LA, and Dreambear Production to release the music video save me, directed by Sterling Larose and Rafatoon. Despite bbno$ receiving a legal notice from Blizzard Entertainment to temporarily shut down his website for using copyrighted materials from Diablo last month, both parties joined together to create a fun music video filled with Easter eggs for the diehard Diablo fans to promote Diablo II: Resurrected’s latest DLC, Reign of Warlock.
It is unclear whether or not the legal notice from Blizzard was real or a part of some promotion for Diablo at this time.
In the save me music video, bbno$ dons the Warlock costume in the world of Diablo II, utilizing his demonic magics from the Warlock classes to fight the demons and rescue Deckard Cain, while also showcasing the artist grinding the game in reality. If the music video isn’t wacky enough, Deckard Cain accompanies bbno$ and is seen going all out playing on drums.
Released on February 11, 2026, Diablo II: Resurrected’s latest DLC, Reign of the Warlock, introduces the Warlock classes with modernized quality-of-life upgrades for players to partake in the expanded endgame. As a Warlock, players wield forbidden magics forged from demonic pacts and Hell, taking on the demons as they roam the Sanctuary, explore the Terror Zones, encounter Colossal Ancients, and customize their builds with new items, sets, and runewords.
With the fun music video surprisingly dropped from bbno$ and Blizzard Entertainment, players can join the chaotic adventure of Diablo II: Resurrected – Reign of the Warlock on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and Series X|S, PlayStation 4 and 5, and PC via Battle.net and Steam. Also, pretty cool seeing Deckard Cain playing the drums.
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