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“Have you noticed you haven't seen this emote in the last two years?”

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Reframes the disappearance of Take the L as a moderation story, traces its eight-year rage-bait history, then reveals the default confrontational-emote privacy control before asking whether Fortnite has gone soft.

835.7Kviews70.9Klikes↑6×vs their usual post · 140.3K views—creators ran this script

@Lachlan · 4.8M followers · 25 of 30 recent posts mention Fortnite · creator page →

The script, step by step16 lines

The script16 lines · @Lachlan

0:00Have you noticed you haven't seen this emote in the last two years?
0:02There's a reason for that.
0:03You see, since the start, Fortnite has had some of the most iconic emotes.

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