Each filtering bag fortnite dances they are a true phenomenon, both in-game and outside of it. And we have been able to see dozens of celebrities imitating the dances that appear in Fornite. But sometimes it has been the case that Fortnite adapts famous dances into the game so that we can buy them and dance in our games.
It appears that Fortnite is facing a lawsuit from a saxophonist who accuses Epic Games of having copied his movements. It is not the first time that Epic has encountered this situation, a few months ago they had to withdraw one of their dances after the complaint of Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton Banks in The Prince of Bel-Air) for copying one of his famous dances.
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This time the saxophonist Leo Pellegrino, from the New York group Too Many Zooz has denounced Epic Games for the "Saxophonist" dance recently included in Fortnite. The dance represents the movements of a saxophonist playing in a somewhat extravagant way. Here is a performance by Leo Pellegrino and the dance from the game so you can compare:
They certainly look alike, but we are not very clear that Epic Games was inspired by it. And it is that the Fortnite dance since it was launched has been related to Epic Sax Guy, an internet meme starring another saxophonist named Sergey Stepanov who became famous for his playing in the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest representing Moldova.
The two saxophonists have a very particular way of playing, and now it's Epic Games' turn to show where the dance came from.
