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Microsoft Skyblock Court Case Reaction Meme

This is a 4-panel stick figure meme commenting on the Microsoft Minecraft Skyblock legal controversy. Panel 1 shows a smiling stick figure with glasses addressing the Microsoft logo, asking 'Hey Microsoft hows it going?'. Panel 2 shows the Microsoft logo responding that they forced the original creator of the Skyblock game mode into over $300,000 of legal debt so they can continue profiting from misleading children with unauthorized knockoff Skyblock content on the Minecraft marketplace. Panel 3 shows the stick figure's smile fading into a shocked, strained expression. Panel 4 shows the stick figure reacting with the exclamation 'JESUS CHRIST' while maintaining a horrified, frozen smile, conveying shock and disgust at Microsoft's actions.
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Hey Microsoft hows it going?
We helped put the original skyblock creator into $300K+ legal debt so that we can keep profiting from children being misled on our marketplace
JESUS CHRIST

Overview

This is a 4-panel stick figure meme commenting on the Microsoft Minecraft Skyblock legal controversy. Panel 1 shows a smiling stick figure with glasses addressing the Microsoft logo, asking 'Hey Microsoft hows it going?'. Panel 2 shows the Microsoft logo responding that they forced the original creator of the Skyblock game mode into over $300,000 of legal debt so they can continue profiting from misleading children with unauthorized knockoff Skyblock content on the Minecraft marketplace. Panel 3 shows the stick figure's smile fading into a shocked, strained expression. Panel 4 shows the stick figure reacting with the exclamation 'JESUS CHRIST' while maintaining a horrified, frozen smile, conveying shock and disgust at Microsoft's actions.

Origin notes

This meme was posted to the Reddit r/Meme subreddit and circulated in 2024 amid widespread public backlash against Microsoft over a legal dispute involving the original creator of the popular Minecraft Skyblock game mode. The creator accrued over $300,000 in legal fees fighting infringement of his work, while Microsoft continued to profit from unauthorized Skyblock content sold to underage users on the official Minecraft marketplace. The meme uses a widely shared pre-existing 4-panel shocked stick figure reaction template that is commonly used on English-speaking social platforms to respond to shocking or morally objectionable news.

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