Skibidi Toilet DMCA Withdrawn Amid Viral Outcry

The recent events surrounding the Skibidi Toilet and Garry's Mod have been quite the rollercoaster. Garry Newman, the creator of the popular sandbox game Garry's Mod, recently confirmed to IGN that he received a DMCA notice late last year from individuals associated with the Skibidi Toilet copyright owners. Newman shared his disbelief on a Discord server, stating, "Can you believe the cheek?" This sparked a viral drama that unfolded rapidly.

The DMCA notice was directed at "unauthorized Skibidi Toilet Garry's Mod" games, which reportedly generate substantial revenue. These games incorporate characters from the viral Skibidi Toilet web series, including Titan Cameraman, Titan Speakerman, and Titan TV Man, all of which the sender claimed are registered copyrights.

Interestingly, the identity of the party that sent the DMCA notice remains unconfirmed. Speculations point towards DaFuqBoom or Invisible Narratives, but no official confirmation has been made. Despite the uncertainty, Newman has assured that the issue has been "resolved" following the viral exposure.

Garry's Mod, developed by Newman and published by Valve in 2006, is a platform where users can create and share their own games and mods. The inclusion of Skibidi Toilet characters in these mods has evidently caused friction with the copyright holders, leading to this legal action.

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