Bilibili's 14.8 Million Assets Frozen: Netizens Mock the 'Uncle' for Skipping AC Bills?

Recently, news surfaced that Bilibili had over 14.8 million RMB in assets frozen by a court, sparking heated discussions in the community. The dispute reportedly stems from unpaid property and air-conditioning fees, which stands in stark contrast to the company's recent posturing as a top-tier gaming-related enterprise, ranking above giants like NetEase and miHoYo.

In response, NGA users have flocked to the comment section with sarcastic remarks. Many mockingly ask if 'Uncle' (a common nickname for Bilibili's management among Chinese netizens) is so short on cash that they can't even afford their AC bills. Others scoffed at the idea that a major internet company claiming to be larger than NetEase would find itself in such a petty legal quagmire.

The comment section is filled with irony, with users calling the platform a 'company preparing to flee to the US' ('Run' being a popular slang for emigrating). Others, using the self-deprecating term 'rats' (often used by Chinese gamers to describe themselves), jokingly declared their support for refusing to pay the company any money, even applauding the property management firm for taking a hard line against them.