TSM vs GodLike drama continues as Twitter trolls claim the Indian organization copied G2's jersey
The TSM and GodLike controversy has spilt over into foreign territories. Amid the chaos concerning Shadow's transfer from TSM to GodLike, Twitteratis have begun trolling the Indian organization for allegedly copying their current jersey design from the European esports organisation G2.
There has been a series of back-and-forth mudslinging between TSM and GL over the past few days. The former recently announced that they would seek legal action against GodLike for what they see as a breach of contract.
Social platforms such as Twitter and Instagram have started to look like a battlefield between GL fans and their detractors. The latter contingent thinks that the organization is besmirching the Indian esports scene by making headlines due to alleged illegal activity.
As expected, trolls found their way into the Twitter drama and in their attempt to belittle the Indian organization, they tweeted about the similarity between GL's current pro jersey and a G2 jersey from the recent past. Here is an image of G2's 2020 LOL World Series Jersey:
The black jersey features a Chinese dragon print with a striking gold-on-black contrast. G2 used it for the 2020 League of Legends World Championships in China. Now let's take a look at the recent GL jerseys used by their pro players in different tournaments and promo videos on their official Instagram:
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Its black and gold aesthetic is similar to the Chinese hand-painted dragon imagery by G2. However, it doesn't matter which side of the Shadow debate one stands on, the amount of trolling being done on either side must be equally condemned.
GL Founder Chetan Chandgude recently posted this on Instagram, addressing the similarities between the jerseys and calling his organization's
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