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Fix Mojang Bedrock or Fix Bedrock Mojang is a copypasta and spam comment used to insist that Mojang, the company behind Minecraft, fix the Bedrock edition of the game, which is purportedly riddled with glitches and bugs.

The comment first started spreading in November 2025 as several bugs plagued Minecraft Bedrock edition, including a bug in the PC version of the game where the cursor could leave the screen and a memory leak bug that would crash computers. These comments persisted for months, even after the bugs were purportedly fixed, as a meme.

Some attribute the popularity of the spam comment to bots automatically posting it on Mojang and Minecraft-related content. The comment is often mistyped as "fix Mojang Bedrock" in memes as a reference to some of the comments purportedly left by bots, which sometimes mix up the order of the words "Bedrock" and "Mojang."

Origin

In November 2025, Minecraft players noticed glitches in the Bedrock edition of the game and started calling out Mojang to fix the bugs.

For example, on November 11th, 2025, Redditor LexonTheDragon made a post on the /r/Minecraft^[1] subreddit asking why people were calling on Mojang to fix the Bedrock edition, garnering about 23 upvotes in nine months.

On November 18th, Redditor Wrong_Election posted a screenshot of one of the comments to the /r/PhoenixSC^[2] subreddit, titling the post, "For the last 6 days, the top comment of all Minecraft YouTube posts have been 'Fix bedrock,'"
garnering over 1,900 upvotes in nine months.

Spread

On January 26th, 2026, YouTuber^[3] Yrrah posted a video about the spam comments, garnering over one million views in seven months.

On January 8th, Redditor RogueBlackshift posted a meme to the /r/MinecraftMemes^[4] subreddit about the comments, garnering about 95 upvotes in seven months.

The copypasta continued to spread as a meme throughout 2026. On July 28th, 2026, TikToker^[5] @minecraftmods.site posted a video of a glitched Minecraft flower with the caption above the video, garnering over 91,000 likes in a month.

The copypasta would spread to other comment sections, including that of YouTube themselves.

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