Fortnite is About to Hit Our Wallets with a New Skibidi Toilet Collaboration
Brace yourselves, because Skibidi Toilet is coming to Fortnite on December 18, and honestly, I’m not ready for the memes.
We all knew this was inevitable. “Remember that iconic line from Steve Buscemi’s character in Spy Kids 2? ‘Do you think God stays in heaven because he, too, fears what he’s created here on Earth?’ Well, it feels oddly fitting for this moment because the ultimate bizarre crossover is here: Skibidi Toilet is officially stepping into the battle royale arena.” If you’re unfamiliar with Skibidi Toilet, count yourself lucky. If you do know, may God have mercy on your soul—and your wallet.
I can only hope this opens the door for a future Fortnite collaboration with Costco Guys. That would be legendary.
Fortnite has been on a roll lately with plenty of new game modes and exciting crossovers. The addition of Snoop Dogg was a massive win. But now? The goodwill might be fading. Skibidi Toilet is arriving tomorrow, December 18, 2024, far sooner than we expected. I’m dreading what this might lead to. We all know how the community reacts when something divisive is introduced—just look at what happened with Cybertruck drivers in Fortnite.
If you’re planning to grab the Skibidi Toilet bundle, you’ll need around 2,200 V-Bucks. Here’s what’s included:
– Plungerman Outfit
– Skibidi Backpack and Skibidi Toilet Back Bling
– Plungerman Pickaxe
Honestly, for the meme potential alone, I might cave and get the Skibidi Toilet Back Bling. As much as I hate to admit it, this is the reality we’re living in now. It’s still mind-boggling that we’re getting Garry’s Mod-style content in Fortnite before an official new Half-Life game. I’m not sure how legitimate any of this is, but it’s wild to see this level of creativity making its way into the game.
At this point, all I need is for Fortnite to add a Rizzler Back Bling before Costco Guys fades into obscurity. And can we please get “We Bring the Boom!” as a Fortnite Festival track? It would be epic. Though, given the current state of things, maybe what we truly need is Johnny Cash’s “Hurt” more than ever.
