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A man dresses up as trollface. skarocket7/Flickr (CC) The accidental artist told Kotaku that at the peak of trollface's popularity, he was making "between $10,000 and $15,000 every few months." ...

9; Kaze_Memaryu; Wed 4th Mar 2015; Hm, this is bound to make a second round at some point. Ninja Pig will porbably just slightly alter the trollface and then resubmit it, I presume.

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Something like troll face is really copyright, it made $100,000 est. since 2010 and have a Hollywood deal, fans having petition to have the game reinstated, meme run making no cash, well that one ...