Mühürlü Grafiti | Geri Tepme - MP7 (Prenses Pembesi)

The Sealed Graffiti | Recoil MP7 (Princess Pink) is a vibrant graffiti skin with a unique design. The skin features the silhouette of the popular MP7 in pink color, portraying the gun's recoil effect. This graffiti belongs to the Sealed Graffiti Capsule and was launched in the game in 2015.

This graffiti skin is considered 'High Grade', offering a moderate drop chance. Its eye-catching design and color scheme make it appealing to players.

The Sealed Graffiti | Recoil MP7 (Princess Pink) was introduced in 2015, the year when Graffitis became a part of the CS:GO world.

This graffiti has gained popularity among the players due to its distinctive design and color. It is commonly seen during match pauses or start.

As a graffiti, this skin can be applied anywhere permitted by map regulations.

The Recoil design and the vibrant pink color make it unique among the graffiti in CS:GO.

While there wasn't a specific event during which this graffiti was introduced, it was part of the major inclusion of graffitis into the game.

Though the skin displays the silhouette of an MP7, it can be applied wherever the player wants.

Information on the designer of this skin is currently not available.

Like all graffitis, this skin can be sprayed on a variety of surfaces within the maps with the application fading over time.

Players have rated it high for its unique design and vibrant colours.

This skin contributes to the historical significance of the introduction of graffitis in the CS:GO universe.

The primary reasons for its popularity are its unique portrayal of the MP7 and the vivid pink color.

The design process of this graffiti involved creating a distinctive and witty representation of the MP7.

The design symbolizes the uniqueness of every player and their in-game style.

Many players have a connection with this graffiti due to its representation of one of the popular weapons, the MP7.

The skin has influenced other graffiti designs to be more engaging.

While not commonly used in esports, it can sometimes be seen during smaller tournaments.

Whether it's showcasing a favorite weapon or leaving a trademark in a match, players have shared many stories involving the use of this graffiti.