Epic Games turns its enormously popular, free game into a cash machine through the sale of a seasonal "Battle Pass" and the sale of individual items. Perhaps you want a sweet new backpack for your in-game avatar? Just drop a few hundred V-Bucks the virtual currency in "Fortnite" that's largely derived from people exchanging actual money for virtual dollars and it's yours.
Or maybe you're more of a dancer, as millions of other "Fortnite" players appear to be. For the privilege of doing "The Fresh" the dance commonly referred to as "The Carlton," popularized by Alfonso Ribeiro's character Carlton on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" you've gotta drop 800 V-Bucks ($8).
That's just part of why Ribeiro and two others are suing Epic Games. Here's a rundown of all the dances from "Fortnite" that pull from outside sources:
The chicken dance from "Arrested Development," called "Chicken" in "Fortnite"
"The Band of the Bold" by Marlon Webb, called "Best Mates" in "Fortnite"
The meme of John Travoltas confusion in "Pulp Fiction," called "Confused" in "Fortnite"
Russell "The Backpack Kid" Hornings dance, known as "The Floss" (or "Flossing") in both his rendition and in "Fortnite"
Jim Carreys dance in "Dumb & Dumber," called "Hootenanny" in "Fortnite"
BlocBoy JBs dance from "Shoot," called "Hype" in "Fortnite"
Nusret "Salt Bae" Gkes signature salt drop, called "Pure Salt" in "Fortnite"
"Gangnam Style" by Psy, called "Ride the Pony" in "Fortnite"
Michael Flatleys "Riverdance," called "Step it Up" in "Fortnite"
Snoop Doggs dance from the "Drop It Like Its Hot" video, called "Tidy" in "Fortnite"
Gabby J Davids YouTube dance, called "Electro Shuffle" in "Fortnite"
Carltons (Alfonso Ribeiros) famous dance from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," called "Fresh" in "Fortnite"
The big dance number from "Napoleon Dynamite," called "Groove Jam" in "Fortnite"
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The dance from "Thriller" by Michael Jackson, called "Reanimated" in "Fortnite"
Turk (Donald Faison) in "Scrubs" dancing, called "Dance Moves" in "Fortnite"
Elaine Benes (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) dancing in "Seinfeld," called "Jubilation" in "Fortnite"
Check out the full video comparing all these dances right here:
SEE ALSO: 'Fresh Prince' actor Alfonso Ribeiro and Instagram's Backpack Kid are the latest artists to sue the creators of Fortnite for allegedly copying dance moves to make money
