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[[File:Somethingyoushouldneverwatch.jpg|thumb|The poster of the film.]]
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'''[[Snuff R73]]''' is a snuff film that surfaced around the internet in 2015, and was popularized back in 2021 due to a reddit post of an iceberg meme mentioning this film, reaching over 3.5k upvotes, It is unknown if the film exists.
'''[[Steve Co. Supply Crate]]''' was a screamer in the game ''Minecraft'', made for an April Fools joke in 2011, When creating a new world, locked chests would spawn at random locations on the map.


Since there is no footage of the film itself, it is unknown what the film actually is, Some people believe that the film is a kid being tortured.
When clicking on a [https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Locked_chest locked chest], the player would be redirected to the Steve Co. Minecraft Store. It pretended to be a ''Pay 2 Win Shop'' for Minecraft.
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Revision as of 20:38, 31 March 2021

Steve Co. Supply Crate was a screamer in the game Minecraft, made for an April Fools joke in 2011, When creating a new world, locked chests would spawn at random locations on the map.

When clicking on a locked chest, the player would be redirected to the Steve Co. Minecraft Store. It pretended to be a Pay 2 Win Shop for Minecraft.







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