During this year’s Super Bowl, athlete Damar Hamlin and several groups of medical staff were presented with a tributary award. However, netizens were more interested in the letterman jacket Hamlin was wearing. It has reportedly been designed by Takashi Murakami. Due to the clothing piece’s controversial symbolism, netizens expressed disappointment online.Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals last month. His heart reportedly stopped beating until it was restored by medical staff. During this year’s NFL, they recognized medical personnel from the Cincinnati Bengals, the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, and the athlete himself.Wicked Omen@BDUNK_@Xx17965797N And what’s going on with the hand gestures 🤔4014@Xx17965797N And what’s going on with the hand gestures 🤔 https://t.co/JwDsuKvPVnThe Buffalo Bills safety took to the stage to “thank God for even being here.”Damar Hamlin was wearing a green and blue jacket with a crucifix-styled symbol on the back. The word “eternal” was also seen on the back of the jacket just above a figure of the cross, whose face looked distressed and spooky.Other words on the jacket included- “saint youth” and “without end and without beginning there is no day and no night.”Vision4theBlind@Michael3147Damar Hamlin's jacket made by artist Takashi Murakami, is titled “Travis Jesus”Rapper Travis Scott sacrificed his fans in a satanic ritual at Astroworld first made the piece famous by commissioning a jeweler to turn the image into a large rhinestone encrusted pendant7237Damar Hamlin's jacket made by artist Takashi Murakami, is titled “Travis Jesus”Rapper Travis Scott sacrificed his fans in a satanic ritual at Astroworld first made the piece famous by commissioning a jeweler to turn the image into a large rhinestone encrusted pendant https://t.co/8cLTXyUEZ9Netizen reveals the symbolic meaning behind Damar Hamlin’s jacket as athlete comes under fireInternet users were enraged by the clothing piece, as it seemed “satanic.” Twitter user Xx17965797N went viral after revealing that the Takashi Murakami jacket was titled “Travis Jesus.” As per the netizen, the piece reportedly referred to Travis Scott’s “satanic ritual” at Astroworld, where multiple people were killed in a stampede. The platform user also revealed that Scott took inspiration from the jacket to create a “rhinestone encrusted pendant.” The clothing piece in question is $3,150.Truthseeker@Xx17965797NDamar Hamlin's jacket you saw made by artist Takashi Murakami,is actually titled “Travis Jesus”Travis Scott sacrificed his fans in a satanic ritual at Astroworld.He made the piece famous by commissioning a jeweler to turn the image into a large rhinestone encrusted pendant.1455673😳Damar Hamlin's jacket you saw made by artist Takashi Murakami,is actually titled “Travis Jesus”Travis Scott sacrificed his fans in a satanic ritual at Astroworld.He made the piece famous by commissioning a jeweler to turn the image into a large rhinestone encrusted pendant. https://t.co/6sHxAzqgpLInternet users were displeased with the athlete wearing the jacket. Damar Hamlin was quick to amass backlash online. A few reactions read:MicoJonés@el_jefe_texas@Xx17965797N @soonerfan4670 Satanic AF7@Xx17965797N @soonerfan4670 Satanic AFTheClownAges🤡@AnneofNola@Xx17965797N @Bearcen1 Satan has undoubtedly come out of the closet!702@Xx17965797N @Bearcen1 Satan has undoubtedly come out of the closet!Janice pinch@janice_pinch@Xx17965797N Very disappointed in #DamarHamlinJacket poor choice2@Xx17965797N Very disappointed in #DamarHamlinJacket poor choiceDr. Tau Braun@drtaubraunAll Christians that donated to his charity should demand a refund.653All Christians that donated to his charity should demand a refund.BOLSHEVIKS LOVE MARXISM@BLMARXISM@drtaubraun Incredibly poor taste and I'm kinda surprised the NFL wouldn't have some contractual power to not allow him to wear something like that in their production. Maybe they don't care.1@drtaubraun Incredibly poor taste and I'm kinda surprised the NFL wouldn't have some contractual power to not allow him to wear something like that in their production. Maybe they don't care.Dr. Baffled@BaffledDoctors@drtaubraun I don't tolerate that crap. The moment I saw that jacket was the instant I lost all respect for him.131@drtaubraun I don't tolerate that crap. The moment I saw that jacket was the instant I lost all respect for him.AMBER FLAMNATURAL FLAMBER@flamnatural@Xx17965797N @Dragonstarpoet I never cared for him now I really don’t care for him3@Xx17965797N @Dragonstarpoet I never cared for him now I really don’t care for himLetsGoBackInTime@OldiesVibes@Xx17965797N That speaks volumes about Hamlin.1@Xx17965797N That speaks volumes about Hamlin.However, it is important to note that the jacket was created ahead of the Astroworld tragedy.Former NFL star Adrian Peterson also slammed Damar Hamlin for the choice of clothing attire. Peterson wrote online:“You should be thanking God son! This is Blasphemy!! We all fall short but cmon man! I find this disrespectful!! #grateful #goddid.”Who is Takashi Murakami, the designer of the Travis Jesus jacket?Takashi Murakami is a celebrated Japanese artist and entrepreneur. He is best known for adapting the aesthetics of traditional Japanese art into a pop culture context. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. The 61-year-old also acquired a PhD in 1993.The artist, who has been compared to Andy Warhol, engages in commercial art like fashion, animation, and merchandise along with artistic arts like paintings and sculptures. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe applauded artist is also the founder and president of Kaikai Kiki Co. Ltd., a management company that oversees rising artists and performers. He also founded Geisai, a biennial art fair.Murakami made his European debut in 1995 at the 46th Venice Biennale with his TransCulture exhibition. His 2002 Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art exhibition was also critically acclaimed.In 2013, the artist released his first feature film, Mememe no kurage, in Japan. He has collaborated with high-profile celebrities like Billie Eilish, Kanye West, Travis Scott, J Balvin, and Virgil Abloh, amongst others.