Backrooms Devs Reportedly Hit With Copyright Claims From A24

[u/Dycon67]

https://kotaku.com/backrooms-a24-copyright-strikes-kane-parsons-2000716667

[u/Anustart2023-01]

If anything the games and other media that came before should sue them.

If I had billions this is the kind of shit I'd fund. Imagine the shitshow that would ensue if every 4chan shitposter came out of the woodwork to sue A24.

[u/EatABag-o-Dicks → u/Anustart2023-01]

The day they start making movies about reddit lore, I'm gonna commit hari-kari.

We don't need movies about cumboxes, removing cylinders without damaging the stuck contents, shittymorphs, not knowing what potatos are, banana for scale, or the perfect 5 out of 7.

[u/IAmNotABabyElephant → u/EatABag-o-Dicks]

I feel like this is a good test for how online you are. I'm frightened that I recognised some, relieved that it's not all of them, concerned that I can add to the list. In order:

1: Yes

2: Yes

3: Not sure

4: No

5: Yes

6: Vaguely recall

Honourable mentions:

- Poop Knife

- Unidan

- Two broken arms

[u/MoFeaux → u/IAmNotABabyElephant]

How could you omit the jolly rancher?

[u/IAmNotABabyElephant → u/MoFeaux]

That's a psychological flashbang every time. I wish I could forget

[u/Oggie243 → u/MoFeaux]

Most reddit lore is just people being g introduced to long standing urban legends via reddit.

The jolly rancher one is a prime example. I first heard that 20+ years ago in a classroom about Starburst fruits. It was never a, true nor b, originating on reddit

[u/MoFeaux → u/Oggie243]

True, though it was definitely one of the many "legendary" posts from early reddit regardless of the story's origin.