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Kid Shatters Guitar Hero: Metallica World Record

June 13, 2009 in News comments 11

If only Metallica had written the song a minute shorter, I could have used the South Park joke for my lead-in. But the Guitar Hero whiz kid, Danny Johnson, broke the world record for the most points in any song on Guitar Hero: Metallica. He played the 11-minute song, Mercyful Fate, off of Metallica's cover album, Garage Inc. Johnson's already broken the record in Guitar Hero III by setting the highest score on Dragonforce's Through The Fire And Flames. Congrats on unlocking Superstardom, kid.

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  • 3
    chautemoc Jun 14, 09
    Hahah.."Congratulations, you got 10 million points...you are...FAGS!"
    • 0
      McClubbin Jun 14, 09
      Hahaha the funny part is, he did get a million points.
  • 0
    Aussie Legend Jun 14, 09
    It was obvious that JLC was never gonna get there...

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  • 0
    King_X2 Jun 14, 09
    Good for him. My all time best score is around 200,000 hahaha....
  • 0
    Reenee Jun 14, 09
    Who would play an 11-minute song?

    I'd get bored 4 minutes in.
    • 1
      Tenken* Jun 14, 09
      You last longer than me, I can't stand the game at all.
    • 1
      FinalFantasyFanaticc Jun 14, 09
      When the songs a good song, i don't see why you'd get bored.

      Failed argument.
      • 1
        Moonrise Jun 15, 09
        Probably because he wouldn't like the song, much less being stuck playing the guitar for it.

        Failed rebuttal.
      • 0
        Aussie Legend Jun 15, 09
        quote: When the songs a good one

        But Mercyful Fate isn't...

        If it were Change of Seasons however, that would be a different story...
  • 0
    reaver11 Jun 15, 09
    Good for him. Atleast he's not all cocky about his talents. I'd hate to see any "Danny Johnson Rocks!!" t-shirts...
  • 0
    Zerpent Jun 16, 09
    Time to move on to a real guitar now perhaps?

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