A few hours ago, the official account of Game Awards On Twitter, she shared an interesting fact, emphasizing that FromSoftware They are the first development team to win two game of the year awards since the show’s inception. So, wanting to congratulate his beloved studio, he shared a snapshot of the moment Hidetaka Miyazaki delivered his speech. Except there was something strange about the picture…
As users immediately noted in the comments, The Game Awards tried to Photoshop remove the unknown man from the image who appeared on stage with the game developers, blurring the center of the image. The result was unbelievable and of course it was immediately followed by hilarious responses from social media users.
In case you didn’t know what happened, while this year’s The Game Awards 2022 went pretty much without issues, at the last minute, during the Game of the Year award, an unknown man decided to take the stage and make a really surprising statement.
More specifically, the anonymous present melded with FromSoftware’s Hidetaka Miyazaki team and after everyone else had made their remarks, took to the microphone and dedicated the award to his “reformed orthodox rabbi, Bill Clinton.” The incident, which led to the young man being arrested by the police, instantly went viral on social media, spawning countless memes and now… bad photoshop!
Below you can find the related post and some user responses.
Twitter user feedback:
Hahaha you should use the Content Aware Fill tool in photoshop to remove the background assets next time.
– Lance McDonald (manfightdragon) December 22, 2022
– Ultima | # вʟм (UltimaShadowX) December 22, 2022
Bro in the back looks like an unlockable character
– Danielle Partis 🍂 (@DaniellePartis) December 22, 2022
Sir Paladin Patty | #Safi_Aljayez (@sirpaladinpatty) December 22, 2022
You know you could have grabbed a frame where the kid wasn’t in the shot right pic.twitter.com/Imn0LCDhiL
– Brendan (@Bro3256) December 22, 2022
The entire world is about to forget that 15-year-old Jewish kid who snuck onto the stage to thank his orthodox rabbi, Bill Clinton. pic.twitter.com/LXjBRJTyhM
– Sebastian (@sebasti30843494) December 22, 2022
Nice try lol pic.twitter.com/0AA6IaVI4j
– Aiden129 (@Aiden1291) December 22, 2022
follow her Unboxholics.com On Google News to be the first to know the latest news about technology, video games, movies and series. follow her Unboxholics.com
in a FacebookAnd the TwitterAnd the
InstagramAnd the Spotify
And the Tik Tok.
“Total alcohol fanatic. Coffee junkie. Amateur twitter evangelist. Wannabe zombie enthusiast.”
More Stories
The new series from the Sandman universe has been released on Netflix
Steam closes a loophole that allows players to get their money back
After 14 years, Apple will do the unheard of on iPads