5 Most Awkward Fortnite Emotes of All Time!

One of the many things that make Fortnite known for its uniqueness is that it has a lot of variety emotes that players can use. Emotes itself is a certain movement or dance that players can use in games represented by the inner character games the.

However, over time, often emotes it is used for fun, ridicule, or celebrating a victory. However, some emotes is not the most popular and considered sufficient awkward by many communities, although not all of them, yes. There are many emotes which is good too, how come, which is used daily by players all over games. However, below are 5 emotes enough top awkward to use and why. Let's check this out!

1. Pon Pon

Pon Pon emotes these are awarded to players who purchase them from the Ninja set for 300 V-Bucks. Awkwards here in the sense that the movement is so still and lifeless. Yes, take a look at the video above, even for an hour the movements are monotonous and repeat like that continuously. Of course, there is nothing wrong with this movement, but for people who understand it, this is considered a laughing stock.

Nonetheless, it is used by many as a celebratory gesture, as it is told in games this that ninjas do in real life. It's just that, for users it is still considered awkward when used in everyday conversation as material for jokes tweets below this.

2. Paws and Claws

Never mind, already. You don't need to watch it over and over again, considering that the movements are more or less as monotonous as the Pon Pon emotes above. The difference is that in this one emote is a captain deadpool even waddling around moving his body as a representation of the sound of "miauw" a spoiled cat. That movement you know which looks like it represents an entire cat clawing as part of what it means to want something from its owner.

This emote was introduced to players in Chapter 2 – Battle Pass Seasons 2. Although this is emotes the first to use the lyrics, the use of the lyrics too awkward also anyway. The point is that whenever there is a nomination for the most emoteawkward, this one emote is perfect!

3. The Flow

Introduced to players in October 2020, emotes this confused players in all parts of the world games. often, influencers do their best, and influence other media with their presence. Well, that's what happened with emotes awkward this one, The Flow. 

Actually that awkward from her dance moves when to be precise these weren't dance moves. The movement emotes of The Flow, apart from the song's lyrics which are considered strange, the movements are also only about bowing, rising again, rowing, the point is strange.

4. Renegades

Similar to The Flow emote, Renegade is another great TikTok dance arrived to Fortnite. This emote is coming on spring 2020, during Chapter 2 – Season 3, when this song went viral. There's nothing wrong with this emote, but because the song Renegade is often used by people tick tockers, that's what makes dance on these emotes considered awkward. For some people, Tik Tok is a medium that is less desirable.

5. Say So

Emotes Say So is based on a TikTok dance by Haley Sharpe under the account name @yodelinghaley, and is performed to a song by Doja Cat. Emotes last seen in early March this year. Usually, besides players using this emote to celebrate victory, this emote is also to be used for trolling

Again, since not everyone is a fan of the Tik Tok app, anything that feels good counts awkward for those who saw it. For example emotes In this one, it can be seen from the comments of a Twitter account that is really fed up with Tik Tok content.

Now,, that was the whole thing emotes of Fortnite that is considered very awkward. Previously, don't forget, don't miss it to always get it updates the latest and complete news about games. Starting from game reviews news, tips and tricks and so on. Straight to follow account Instagram VCGamers and channels YouTube yes. Come on! Join the community at Discord VCGamers, community gamers the biggest in Indonesia.


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