In our day and age, the Internet has given people information and answers to solve almost any problem. Most Internet users, however, also know it’s full on trolls ready to turn a seemingly innocuous request like Photoshop help into a creative and comedic exercise. YouTuber Mark Fischbach is the latest to ask the Internet for help only to find out the the Internet had different plans. #fotomagic
Mark Fischbach, more commonly known by his YouTube moniker markiplier, posted a photo of him and a mountain in the background. His request to the Internet was “simple” – Photoshop the image to make it seem like he’s holding up the mountain:
Hey guys, could someone please photoshop this so it looks like I’m holding up the mountain? Thanks so much, you’re the best! pic.twitter.com/h5r0wFOo36
— Markiplier (@markiplier) December 18, 2017
Internet Photoshop-ers responded in droves, but maybe not how Fischbach expected:
— Amonimus (@SuminomAmonimus) December 18, 2017
— Jordan Maron (@CaptainSparklez) December 18, 2017
I think I did a pretty good job on this 🙂 pic.twitter.com/NXobgN2UrH
— Jude (@ao__hoshi) December 18, 2017
How about pic.twitter.com/PMTtHYbEbu
— Red (@Redhead_Rockz) December 18, 2017
While he didn’t get exactly what he asked, it might have been just another way to attract some viral attention for the YouTube star. However, for those innocent souls sincerely trying to get Photoshop help, the Internet might not be the best place to look. Users like James Fridman might turn your request into something unexpected and hilarious.
— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 12, 2016
#photoshop #faceswap #poolparty pic.twitter.com/brr0fH8E1t
— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 4, 2016
— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 5, 2016
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