MinecraftMobVote

Twitter 2017-11 gaming active Updated 2026-02-11
Late 2010s Notable 8 million+ lifetime posts

First documented in November 2017 on Twitter. Currently active and in regular use across social platforms since 2017.

Also known as: MobVoteMinecraftLiveVoteForGlowSquid

Overview

#MinecraftMobVote represents Mojang’s annual community voting event where players decide which new mob (creature) gets added to Minecraft. Launched at MinecraftLive (formerly MINECON), the hashtag became synonymous with passionate community debate, controversial outcomes, and occasionally, influencer-driven vote manipulation.

Controversial Moments

The 2020 vote sparked massive controversy when YouTuber Dream urged his 10M+ followers to vote for the Glow Squid, which won despite community preference for the Iceologer. The 2021 Allay victory and 2022 Sniffer win were less contentious. In October 2023, Mojang announced they were discontinuing the mob vote after years of criticism about rejected mobs never being reconsidered.

Community Impact

Each vote generated millions of hashtag uses as players campaigned for their preferred mob. Fan art, memes, and YouTube videos flooded social media during voting windows. The hashtag encapsulated both community empowerment and frustration with Mojang’s content delivery pace.

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