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The Sealed Graffiti | Still Happy (Battle Green) is a graffiti skin showcasing a humorous art design of a face which appears to be happily unaffected by the severity of battle. This skin design was introduced to the Graffiti Box Collection in August 2016.

This graffiti is of 'Base Grade' rarity. It has a higher chance of appearing from a reward package than its rarer counterparts, making it a commonly acquired skin.

The Sealed Graffiti | Still Happy was released with the Graffiti update in the summer of 2016. The update expanded the world of CS:GO with a new way of self-expression – graffiti sprays.

With a likable and playful design, Still Happy enjoys moderate popularity among the game's community. It's often seen sprayed during warmup and downtime in matches.

Being a graffiti, it doesn't apply to a weapon but can be sprayed on most surfaces within a CS:GO map.

This spray graffiti displays a happy facial expression, adding humor to the atmosphere of intense CS:GO rounds.

The Sealed Graffiti | Still Happy was released as part of the Graffiti update, which provided players a new way to express themselves in-game.

The battle green color makes the graffiti very visible on lighter surfaces, such as Dust II, directly contrasting the typical stealthy nature of the game.

The skin uses a simplistic art design, a cartoon-like face expressing joy, rendered in a bright green color.

While humble in its design, the Still Happy graffiti often receives positive reviews due to the mini-tension relief it brings during games.

Its popularity usually comes from its light-hearted design and cooling tone that can occasionally bring a smile during a high-pressure competitive match.

The Still Happy symbol was conceived with the intention to create an ironic contrast to the high-intensity and life-or-death situations in CS:GO.

The Still Happy graffiti encapsulates a teasing, playful spirit in the face of intense conflict, symbolizing light-heartedness amidst chaos.

Players often relate to the ironic humor behind this graffiti, especially when seen applied in highly competed battles.

The existence of this graffiti has encouraged many players to invest time in applying the strategic use of graffiti sprays to mentally affect their opponents.

Many players recall moments of humor and amusement, diffusing tension when this Still Happy graffiti is sprayed on the walls during intense shootouts.