This small streamer died to a celebrity on Fortnite – live on stream. Next time you launch Fortnite, you should maybe keep an eye out for your favorite celebrity, too.
Fortnite came out in 2017. After earning the reputation of having a largely very young fanbase, Fortnite developed into a game that pretty much everyone has tried out at least once, including some of our favorite celebrities. Next time you die in Fortnite, maybe double check who killed you.
When Celebrities Get On Fortnite
Over the last few years, Fortnite came out with a lot of celebrity collaborations. There are skins for Bruno Mars, Sabrina Carpenter, Hatsune Miku and many more – including Doja Cat. And Doja Cat is one of the celebrities who not only collaborated with the game, but who have also played it themselves. A clip of small streamer smoochylol where she got killed by someone using the Doja Cat skin went viral, except the other person wasn't just using the skin: It was actually Doja Cat herself.
The clip is completely silent, neither the streamer nor the rapper are talking. After Doja Cat finally wins the 1v1, she gets up from her chair and starts emoting, both in game and in real life. But Doja Cat is not the only celebrity who has explored the world of Fortnite.
More Celebrities With Successful (Fortnite) Carreers
More and more celebrities have come out to discuss their love for video games. If you want to know if your favorite celebrity is a gamer, click here: Celebrities And Their Favorite Games
After their breakout movie K-Pop Demon Hunters, the singing voices of the main characters Rumi, Mira and Zoey (Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami) tested out the Fortnite skins of their respective characters in game. In a TikTok, Rei Ami states that she is teaching the other two how to play the game.
@rei.ami Huntr/x Fortnite class in session! @Fortnite Official @audreynuna @ejae_k #epicpartner #kpopdemonhunters
original sound - REI AMI
A lot of these celebrities have even specifically named Fortnite as their favorite game. Madison Beer for example recently shared her love for Fortnite on the hit YouTube Show Hot Ones. There, she also stated that she would love to have her own skin in the game. If you want to know more about that, read this story next: Madison Beer Calls Out Epic Games: "Keep It Original And Give Me A Skin".
What do you think? Is losing a 1v1 easier to accept if the opponent is a celebrity or does that make it worse? Let us know in the comments!