On November 12, the American rapper, Souljia Boy tweeted that a new emote, which is inspired by his iconic “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” song, will come to the popular battle royale game Fortnite. As he said on his twitter account that “ A little bug told me that Crank That Soulja Boy emote is coming soon to Fortnite,” on this Sunday. When this news come out, I bet most Fortnite fans must be as excited as I am.

 
At the moment, we have no idea whether this rumor is true, and the game developer Epic Games hasn’t released official confirmation on this issue. Soulja Boy himself was simply informing fans that the new emote would be soon and didn’ t reveal more information of the new emote. However, the rumor source is pretty solid. After it is the famous rapper Souljia Boy himself. So there may be a pretty greater chance that Fortnite players may receive such a  “ crank emote” in the near future. At the moment, all we can do is to wait the first unofficial confirmation from dataminers, which is regularly seen before we see new emotes added to the game. Through these leaks, we often get pretty extensive information on what is coming up in Fortnite.
 
It’ s been over a decade since Soulja Boy Tell’ em’ s “Crank That ” first released back in 2007. Even with all that time gone by, the popularity of both the song and the dance has remained massive. Besides, Soulja Boy himself is a big fan of Fortnite with the rapper streaming his games through Twitch. He’s had multiple videos go up this month as he broadcasted his Fortnite gameplay and even won a game a few days ago, a victory that was met with quite the celebration from Soulja Boy. By the way, you can buy Cheap Fortnite Items from our website: mmocs.com, a cheap, professional online in-game currency store. You can use the code “ MMOCSVIP” for a 3% discount at our website.

 
 

In fact, it is not surprised to see Fortnite add music factor into its game. After all, it is Fortnite, a game full of new innovations and creative ideas. Just like the latest update, Fortnite has worked with NFL and released a set of NFL skins. Fortnite has no shortage of emotes from well-known dances and gestures, many of them made popular because they were either created or used by rappers and other pop culture icons. Everything from “The Carlton” to BlocBoy JB’ s “Shoot ” dance that the rapper popularized is in the game, though they’ re never called by the names that most people will know them by. If Soulja Boy’ s emote is added to the game, there’s a good chance it’ ll be renamed like the other emotes, but if Soulja Boy already knowns it’s coming, he could have an idea of what it’ ll be called.
 
Although Epic Games hasn’ t officially announced the emote yet, players should be keeping an eye on Fortnite’s in-game item shop. It’ s uncertain how long the emote will be available. Keep checking back our website: mmocs.com, and we’ll the first one to inform you once more updates are leaked.