The image in the tweet has a thumbnail of the image: the words LOW KEY, in green. The title was "Low Key Loki". This does appear to be a reference to the Marve

The image in the tweet has a thumbnail of the image: the words LOW KEY, in green. The title was "Low Key Loki". This does appear to be a reference to the Marvel/Disney version; the icon of the person posting this is a picture of Marvel/Disney Loki wearing a green/white shirt that says "LOW KEY" on it. https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1337356777113985024/e-asnJmh_400x400.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1337356777113985024/e-a... Disney sure does have a long-ass history of trademarking the public domain, though, so I'm not inclined to cut them any slack here. The image also has the generic Redbubble message that basically says "we have removed your artwork because keywords in your description matched keywords that megacorporations have told us they will hassle us over". The next step in this process is to reply to the email saying "what the fuck" in a polite fashion and request a human review, and also to make a public tweet with this saying "what the fuck".