The official GameStop website sells an NFT where the real-life 9/11 victim was described as a real-life 9/11 victim inspired by the famous “Falling Man” photograph. The NFT has swapped the victim to an astronaut. They make you appear like an unknown man who fell to his death.
The NFT, also called “Falling Man”, is currently available on GameStop’s own NFT site, which he launched in May. There was fierce criticism from the gaming community over the list – many labelling its creation “disgusting” and “beyond disturbing”.
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The real-life photograph depicts an unknown person killed the World Trade Center in a bomb attempt, while many were seeking revenge for the fire. The NFT keeps the subject in the same pose, and the background is similar to the North Tower. This item is currently on sale for 0.65 ETH, or 994.74 dollars.
In its GameStop article, the NFT’s description says: “This probably fell from the MIR station” – or the 1997 space station crash.
The NFT was not created by GameStop but since then has been listed on its platform for eleven days at the time of writing. There’s a report function on this site. But if you work hard, you can tell the whole thing by logging a report.
The NFT, however, has been redeemed seriously since it was discovered by ResetEra users. “This is disgusting,” writes user Reanimatoin. “And I thought the crypto/NFT bros didn’t sink any more lower”.
The sentiments are shared with many of the replies. “1,000 dollars for the last minute of the day” turned it into a meme, says idonteven. FTF says that “that’s real pathetic.” “Winder if the person family can sue GameStop for this.”
GameStop didn’t provide a statement about that matter while writing. The company was asked to comment.
