Twitter has pretty cold feelings toward the 'Game of Thrones' block of ice stunt
Game of Thrones has done some pretty unforgivable things, like using women as props and killing our faves -- but the latest for loyal fans of the HBO show was being forced to watch a block of ice melt live on the internet in order to uncover the Season 7 release date.
The live Facebook video (which stalled more than once) required fans type "FIRE" in the comments (or "DRACARYS" if you want to be extra efficient) to shoot fire at an actual physical block of ice in which the release date was hidden.
If there's one thing the internet doesn't like to do, it's wait.
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At least we learned some dark truths during the whole process:
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Game of Thrones Season 7 will premiere on July 16.
Topics Facebook Game Of Thrones HBO
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