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“Apparently you're not allowed walking on this grass.”

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Tests a tiny “keep off the grass” sign as an in-game rule, letting a lawn-mower ambush turn literal compliance into a seventeen-second surprise gag.

1.9Mviews36.1Klikes↑6×vs their usual post · 318.3K views—creators ran this script

@NickEh30 · 7.5M followers · 8 of 30 recent posts mention Fortnite · creator page →

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  1. 0:00Apparently you're not allowed walking on this grass.
  2. 0:03Keep your foot off the grass. Thank you. So what do you do? Do you emote? Do you just chill?
  3. 0:10Where's that noise?
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@NickEh30tiktok · 7.5M followers · median 318.3K views · n=60best post6.2M19.5×views · for FortnitePaid post Exact post `tiktok-7574235580301577528` says in audio, `Thank you, Epic Games, for sponsoring this video`; a separate exact post, `tiktok-7587038841345707276`, says `#LEGOPartner #LEGOFortnite #ad`. These prove those post-specific co-marketing receipts, not that every queued post was paid.Open creator →

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