Tobuscus, the online creator known for his literal trailer series, made this clip by replacing a dramatic game trailer with lyrics that describe exactly what is happening on screen. The source is Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, Ubisoft's 2010 entry in the stealth action series starring Ezio Auditore. That literal approach became a recognisable YouTube format, and short excerpts later circulated on soundboards for reuse in edits. It remains useful because the joke needs no explanation for players who know the game, and the sung delivery makes even a brief moment feel like a parody trailer.
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A short sung clip from Tobuscus's literal Assassin's Creed Brotherhood trailer that narrates the action on screen for funny game edits and reaction videos.
This clip comes from Tobuscus's literal trailer for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, where the visuals are sung about in plain, deadpan detail instead of being left to dramatic music alone. Over about ten seconds, a clear male vocal delivers a simple, catchy line that matches Ezio's movements on screen, turning a serious stealth sequence into something deliberately silly. The tone is light and knowing, so listeners recognise the joke even without seeing the game. It lands as a quick burst of musical humour, the kind that makes a familiar trailer feel fresh and a little absurd.
