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So for Christmas, my brother buys me the 7th Ork codex hoping that I'm nerfed enough for him to beat me.
As a big mob player, I have well over a hundred boyz so for my first 7th ed game I decide to try the given detachment. (WB, 6 squads of boyz, etc) This particular detachment allows WB to call DA WAAAGH every turn after the first which is great for dem foot-sloggin boyz. I then roll a 1 on the warlord table (Prophet of da WAAAAGH) which makes all 'ere we go' units fearless when the waaagh is called until their next turn. Now with this combination, I proceed to call DA WAAAAGH every turn, making my boyz fearless every turn so he is unable to sweep or make any of my boyz retreat after taking a good whooping.

Realizing that this did seem a bit OP, I felt bad for the ultimate pounding I gave my bro and wanted to make sure my newb interpretations were correct.

Thanks,
Macheengunz

You are right.

Orkses are semi-fearless anywayz. But it's quite useful for smaler squads and against fear tests.