Call of Duty has been able to put together some pretty lucrative collaborations for its Warzone and Modern Warfare releases. Those that continue to play Call of Duty online are treated with tons of new content and frequent updates that help keep the game feeling fresh. Luckily for everyone, another major collaboration that will get a lot of attention for all Call of Duty players. In celebration of the 50 Years of Hip-Hop event, Call of Duty will be adding new operators for everyone to play as in-game.
One new operator for the event is none other than popular rapper and hip-hop artist Nicki Minaj, in addition to Nicki joining the game, players will also be able to play as both Snoop Dogg and 21 Savage as part of the 50 Years of Hip-Hop celebration in the game. According to a blog post on the official Call of Duty blog, players will also be getting free hip-hop War tracks to play if they log in between August 7th and August 16th, with various tracks and weapon blueprints being awarded.
“The first three days will grant a War Track from the ’80s (Foundation), ’90s (Golden Era), or 2000s (Life After Y2K). On the fourth day of logging in, you will receive a special Weapon Blueprint that can be used in any online mode. Players will automatically be granted these items upon log-in…” This isn’t the first time Call of Duty has included hip-hop music tracks as part of War tracks since it was first introduced back in 2019. War tracks allow you to listen to music while playing through Warzone game modes, letting players mix up what they hear when playing any mode.
The official blog also goes on to detail aspects of the operators for Nicki Minaj, Snoop Dogg, and 21 Savage. Each operator will go live at various points of the game’s Season 5 game content, showcasing their own style and flair for which they are known. Snoop Dogg will be out at launch, Nicki Minaj will be out during the season, and 21 Savage will be live mid-season. Their appearance in Call of Duty also coincides with new changes for Prestige rewards and challenges that are also coming with Season 5, which includes new icons and weapon blueprints. Snoop Dogg originally appeared in Call of Duty as a playable operator back in 2022 to a very positive reception.
The operator for Nicki Minaj is a big deal because her inclusion marks the first female operator in the game that is self-named. While there are other female operators for Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare, Nicki’s inclusion is the first to be added as part of a collaboration. “Nicki Minaj first teamed up with Call of Duty earlier in 2022, because yes, she holds the control like the gamers… Now in Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Warzone, she’s ready to make all rival Operators pound the alarm, as Nicki Minaj has her own Store Bundle, perfect for those who think they have good form across Battle Royale, DMZ, Multiplayer, and Special Ops. Nicki is known to break barriers in hip hop, and this is no different; come Season 05, she will be Call of Duty’s first-ever self-named female Operator.”
Other changes and tweaks to the gameplay of Call of Duty Warzone and Modern Warfare are expected to be added as well. New maps for various game types will appear, as well as new quests and game-type variants. All of the specific details for what is coming with Season 5 are on the official Call of Duty blog, but fans of Warzone will be happy to see all of the new changes incoming. Doesn’t look like Call of Duty has any plans of slowing down its momentum any time soon.
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