What do Ariana Grande and Ol’ Dirty Bastard have in common? According to some recent leaks, Fortnite.
That’s right, the Killa Beez could be swarming Fortnite as the next Icon Skin additions – at least, according to some online data miners.
All we know, for sure, is that a “very influential” rap collective well be joining Fortnite.
As stated in my other tweet, I didn’t have any more information myself about who this collab would be, but since then I’ve heard some more things about the collaboration:
“A very influential hip-hop group is bringing a style revolution to Fortnite”
Make of it what you will 🤔
— Shiina (@ShiinaBR) April 20, 2022
It was Fercho_UwU that took things a step further, asserting – in Spanish – that the rap group was Wu-Tang Clan.
iFireMonkey blasted it out to his followers and added some additional context about what the cosmetics will include.
As a fan of Wu-Tang, these back bling and pickaxes don’t ring a bell. A “painting related” pickaxe and a skin that has a hat? Not much to go on there.
Also according to @Fercho_UwU:
– Will be in shop April 23rd
– Backbling reacts to music
– One skin will have a style with a hat
– Pickaxe has a “painting-related” animation.— iFireMonkey (@iFireMonkey) April 20, 2022
Wu-Tang are iconic, but not very relevant. I don’t think many Fortnite fans are blasting Wu-Tang.
What are they plugging? Their tour? To Fortnite kids? I don’t know.
Maybe, it’s just a passion project for Donny M and the boys. Maybe, enough 30-year olds still play Fortnite. I mean, I’m buying all of these skins if they come.
Whatever the reason, I’m in for it and will be extremely disappointed if this is all incorrect.
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