5 best Fortnite TikTok dance emotes you can use in-game

In recent years, no other multiplayer game has probably achieved the same level of success as Fortnite. The Fortnite TikTok dance emotes also significantly contribute to the game's popularity. These emotes allow players to express themselves and add personality to their characters. From old-school hip-hop to funny dance trends, Fortnite has it all covered.

There are hundreds of such emotes and finding the best ones for your collection can be challenging. To make it easier for players, here are the five best Fortnite TikTok dance emotes that they can use in-game.

Note: This list is subjective and solely based on the writer's opinion.

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Rollie and four other best Fortnite TikTok dance emotes

1) Rollie

Fortnite TikTok dance emotes - Rollie (Image via Epic Games)

Rollie is one of the most iconic TikTok Fortnite dance emotes that was added to the game during Chapter 2 Season 4, on September 19, 2020. It features one of the most viral songs of 2017, "Rollie" by Ayo & Teo, and can be purchased for 500 V-bucks when listed in the Item Shop.

This emote was one of the first to start Fortnite's ongoing trend of integrating popular songs and dances into the game. The vibrance and energy of this emote are very recognizable and a must-have for players who want to boast off swagger on the battlefield.

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2) Get Griddy

Fortnite TikTok dance emotes - Get Griddy (Image via Epic Games)

Get Griddy is not only the most used Traversal emote but also one of the most used emotes overall. It was released on April 29, 2021, and can be purchased for 500 V-bucks when listed in the Item Shop. This skin occurs quite often in the Item Shop.

Not only is the song used in this emote ("Right Foot Creep" by YoungBoy) very catchy, but the meme factor of this emote's dance move also makes it one of the best Traversal emotes in the game. Players use it as a troll emote to trigger others who are spectating them after getting eliminated.

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3) In Da Party

Fortnite TikTok dance emotes - In Da Party (Image via Epic Games)

When J. Balvin and Skrillex dropped the song "In Da Ghetto" in 2021, it was obvious that the song would become a TikTok hit. Fortnite took no time to introduce the In Da Party emote during Chapter 2 Season 7, on August 27, 2021. This emote is part of the J Balvin Set and can be purchased for 500 V-bucks.

The catchy beat drop and amazing party moves make it one of the best Fortnite TikTok dance emotes ever.

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4) Rebellious

Fortnite TikTok dance emotes - Rebellious (Image via Epic Games)

The Rebellious emote features one of the most viral TikTok dance trends of all time. It is quite a recent emote, released during Chapter 5 Season 2, and costs 500 V-bucks to purchase when available in the Item Shop.

This Icon Series emote was the result of a collaboration between Fortnite and popular music festival Coachella. It features one of the biggest songs of 2023, "Paint The Town Red" by Doja Cat, and imitates the smooth dance moves of the viral trend that people do on TikTok.

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5) Jubi Slide

Fortnite TikTok dance emotes - Jubi Slide (Image via Epic Games)

The Jubi Slide imitates the viral TikTok dance trend that people used to do on the song "A pimp named Slickback" by Lakim, during the COVID era. This emote was released on February 27, 2024, during Chapter 5 Season 1. It can be purchased for 500 V-bucks when listed in the Item Shop.

It is a Traversal emote that features an interesting side movement of the legs, which gives the appearance of floating and sliding across the map. This emote is the perfect choice for the players who want to traverse with style.