Viva La Dirt League

Viva La Dirt League or VLDL are a New Zealand group of professional sketch comedy YouTubers. The founding members are Rowan Bettjeman, Alan Morrison and Adam King, but their productions have featured other regular cast members such as Britt Scott Clark, Ben Van Lier and Ellie Harwood.
, their YouTube channel has 3.19 million subscribers, and over 750 million views.
Background.
Prior to forming VLDL, Bettjeman and Morrison's short, "Beached", was selected for showing at the New Zealand International Film Festival in 2010. Bettjeman and Morrison present a weekly news media online clip show "Media Ocre Awards" for the WatchMe.co.nz.
The group's sketches have been nominated for Streamy Awards. Fans of the group include English actor Andrew Koji. The group is represented by Creative Artists Agency.
"PUBG Logic".
"PUBG Logic" is set in a online multiplayer battle royale game (ostensibly "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds"). Characters are player's avatars and the comedy focuses on the bugs, gameplay limitations, and exploits in the game. Use of the "PUBG" imagery has been endorsed by the game's creators, and due to the popularity of the game, and the group's sketches, they have attended gaming conventions (Armaggeddon) and tournaments (League of Legends Pro League) to promote these characters. A supercut of the first season has reached over 17 million views on YouTube.
"Epic NPC Man".
"Epic NPC Man" is set in a World of Warcraft-esque MMORPG world where the adventures of role players and non-playing characters (NPC)s are explored. Many scenes have been filmed at Howick Historical Village.
"Baelin's Route: An Epic NPC Man Adventure".
In 2020, the group crowdfunded (NZ$660,000 (c. €390,000) via kickstarter) a short film set in the "Epic NPC Man" universe. "Baelin's Route: An Epic NPC Man Adventure" premiered on YouTube on 9 May 2021. The film, written by Morrison, and directed by Morrison and King, stars Bettjeman as Baelin, a non-player character whose normal route, from home to fishing spot, is interrupted by a human player, quickly becoming a reluctant hero. It had over 900 thousand views with 24 hours of its release.
"Bored".
"Bored" is a series of sketches primarily based in a computer store (set in a Playtech store). New Zealand Radio Award-winning presenter Ellie Harwood co-stars as an employee.