Summary
- Herobrine, a famous gaming creepypasta, started with a hoax live stream by content creator Copeland which featured a blank-eyed version of Minecraft mascot Steve.
- That live stream has been missing ever since it was taken down in 2010, though a recreation has been made with the help of Copeland himself.
- However, a piece of Minecraft history has been restored, as a YouTuber called Brutalillfjomp uploaded the stream to their channel on Monday, having had the saved stream on their computer since 2010.
If you've played 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Minecraft, or were just on the internet in the 2010s, chances are 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:you'll have heard of Herobrine. It's a story that's up there with some of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:gaming's most famous creepypastas, as a live stream featuring a creepy version of Minecraft mascot Steve with plain white eyes was po൲sted by a content creator known as Copeland.
Of course, it was all a massive hoax, and that live stream eventually vanished, as did Copeland himself, but the story of Herobrine became the stuff of legends. It's something that even Minecraft developer Mojang Studios has alluded to a few times, including little nods in patch notes and the game's main manu splash screen with updates like "removed Herobrine."
How One Minecraft YouTuber Saved Herobr⛎ine History
The stream that made Herobrine a viral sensation is lostไ, but one streamer got their hands on the original world and recreated it♐.
That stream has been considered lost media ever since it vanished along with Copeland, but has been working effortlessly to try and get the stream restored. They managed to get as far as contacting Copeland and setting up a recreation of the moment in the stream's original world, but the hunt for the actual uploaded live stream continued as Copeland himself couldn't find it.
Minecraft Fan Recovers Infamous Herobrine Live Stream
Well, that hunt has now finally come to an end, as a random YouTuber called Brutalillfjomp uploaded the entire stream to their channel earlier today (which you can find above) after detailing what we know about the Herobrine story so far. According to Brutalillfjomp, they had the stream saved to their computer since 2010, but didn't even realize that it was a piece of lost media.
If you want to check out the infamous Herobrine moment for yourself, it takes place right at the end of the video before Copeland switches off his stream out of fear. Of course, now that we know it's just a painting imprinted on a wooden block, it seems kind of silly, but it's great to have a piece of legitimate Minecraft history restored like this and readily available for people to watch should they like to know how the legends started.
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