5 Hilarious Times Fortnite Trolled Popular YouTubers

Published 02/27/2023, 2:50 PM EST

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Fortnite is known to be a platform that can boast a broad audience. Considered the top runner among the current battle royal games, Fortnite sure has its way to stay at the top. And thus it is no wonder there are many prominent personalities associated with the game.

But, it also means that the game sometimes has a laugh or two mocking its most popular figures. So here are 5 such instances when Fortnite trolled popular YouTubers.

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Fortnite is known for its collaboration and unique content. And interestingly, they have used these very tools to take some healthy digs at some popular YouTubers.

5) TimTheTatMan

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He is one prominent Esports figure who enjoys playing the battle royale. The factor that he is well known for while playing Fortnite is that he always gets fall damage. The streamer has succumbed to death due to fall damage a ridiculous number of times, And it seems like this has caught the eye of Epic Games.

As a result, in Chapter 3, Season 2 trailer, it was teased. That is, in a scene that featured Agent Jones, there was a figure falling down, just like Tim. He even had a huge laugh after watching the trailer.

4) Bugha

Fortnite players who have a basic knowledge about its Esports front will surely have heard the name Bugha. He is an icon in the competitive front and went on to win $3,000,000 in 2019. His celebration dance, which followed the victory, went viral.

This would be a great new emote in honor of Bugha winning World Cup!
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And Epic was sure to etch that into the game. So when his Icon cosmetics came into the store, this dance was the featured emote. It even had a hilarious comment ‘It’s all in….elbows maybe’. This surely was taking a dig at the pro’s unique dance.

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3) Ali-A

Known for his commentaries and vlogs of Fortnite and Call of Duty, Ali A is one of the biggest streamers in the gaming scene. But once his reaction in the game turned into a viral meme. When Ali A was exploring in Chapter 1, he saw some dinosaurs that were featured in the game. He instantly blurted out “DIPODOCULUS”. This went quite viral and the game even featured this in his Icon Pack. The Dipodoculus meme was converted into an emote in the game.

2) SypherPK

What happened in the case of Sypher would still be looked up by the pro with some salt. Just before his icon series was about to drop, Fortnite released a rip-off of his style. Known for donning the Oni style, Sypher was sort of pissed, especially as the new ‘rip-off bundle’ included Chun-Li. He commented that it looks way similar to his iconic bundle.

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1) Rick Sanchez

The popular show Rick and Morty went on to be featured in the battle royale in season 7. The battle pass was controversial at that time, and one video that went viral about the cosmetic caught Epic’s eyes. The video by editor ‘Thugbob’, where Rick was fighting the battle and talking to Morty, went viral. The popular line ‘am cranking 90s Morty’ was the talk of the town.

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Fortnite followed this by introducing the Mecha Morty skin into the game. And interestingly, the name given to the skin in the files was ‘cranking 90’s Morty’.

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Aravind Menon

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Aravind Menon is an eSports content writer at EssentiallySports. With a graduate degree in English Honours and post graduate degree in Literary and Cultural Studies, writing has always been a passion for Aravind. He has a keen interest in sports and occasionally enjoys watching sporting events.
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Jito Tenson