Mic Baadshah — The Singing Sensation
A wildly confident singer whose full-length performance is the longest super in the game.
Who is Mic Baadshah?
Mic Baadshah is a fictional parody of the enthusiastic-but-tuneless singer archetype that every internet culture produces: supreme confidence, questionable pitch, and absolutely no intention of stopping. The super is a complete song, and at 17.68 seconds it is the longest single move in World Meme War 3 — long enough to consume more than a quarter of the round timer on its own.
Note: Mic Baadshah is an invented character and an affectionate parody of a familiar internet archetype. The super move plays a short excerpt of widely circulated meme audio, used for parody and humour. See our disclaimer for details, including how to request removal of any audio.
Mic Blast: how the super works
Mic Blast runs the full 17.68-second song at a 265-pixel range, releasing a sound wave every 1.45 seconds: eleven hits at 3 HP, then a 7 HP finisher, for 40 HP total. The animation is synced to the audio and plays to the end of the track.
| Super name | Mic Blast |
|---|---|
| Menu label | Mic Blast |
| Damage breakdown | 12 hits (11×3 HP + 7 HP finisher) |
| Total damage | 40 HP |
| Charge requirement | 5 connected normal hits (20% each) |
How to play Mic Baadshah
- At 17.68 seconds this is the longest move in the game. Landing it fully can decide a round by itself.
- The 265-pixel reach is generous, so you do not need to be close.
- Twelve separate sound waves mean even a partial connection chips away steadily.
How to counter Mic Baadshah
You have time — a lot of it. Individual waves are only 3 HP, so block, retreat out of the 265-pixel band, and wait out the performance.
Controls
On a keyboard: A/D to walk, W to jump, S to block, J to punch, K to kick, Space for the super and Esc to pause. On a phone, use the on-screen joystick and buttons in landscape. All keys can be remapped — see the full controls guide.