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The Fortnite Boogie Bomb Challenge is a TikTok trend and challenge in which users pretend to throw a Boogie Bomb, an item from the video game Fortnite that forces other players to dance, then pan the camera to reveal a crowd of dancing people. The trend began in early June 2023 and continued to grow in prevalence over the course of the month.

Origin

On June 12th, 2023, TikToker[1] @the__boys__69__ posted a video where a person pretends to pull the pin out of a grenade and throw it, then pans to the left to show a group of women dancing, garnering over 5.7 million views in a week (shown below).

@the__boys__69__

Just got the boogie bomb 💣

♬ original sound – The boys

Spread

The trend continued to spread over the following days. On June 16th, 2023, TikToker[2] @goofysillymichael posted a video doing the trend, garnering over 8.4 million views in a week (shown below, left). On June 21st, TikToker[3] @westonvansoest posted a version of the trend that gained over 20.1 million views in two days (shown below, right). On June 22nd, the @Dexerto Twitter[4] account posted an example of the trend, writing, "The Fortnite boogie bomb trend on TikTok is actual art," garnering over 5,500 likes in a day.

@goofysillymichael boogie #fortnite #gwiddy ♬ original sound – The boys

@westonvansoest boogie🕺 #fortnite ♬ original sound – The boys

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@yoguyogu8

♬ original sound – The boys

@danneil4real

Boogie bombs abroad

♬ original sound – The boys

@maayan_arel Boogie bomb💣🪩#foryou #דניאל_יונה⚽️🕊 #fyp ♬ original sound – The boys

@graceeecharisss Boogie bomb #fyp #fortnite #golf ♬ original sound – The boys

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External References

[1] TikTok – the__boys__69__

[2] TikTok – goofysillymichael

[3] TikTok – westonvansoest

[4] Twitter – Dexerto



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Fortnite Boogie Bomb Challenge and TikTok Trend video examples.

Fortnite Boogie Bomb Challenge / TikTok Trend

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About

The Fortnite Boogie Bomb Challenge is a TikTok trend and challenge in which users pretend to throw a Boogie Bomb, an item from the video game Fortnite that forces other players to dance, then pan the camera to reveal a crowd of dancing people. The trend began in early June 2023 and continued to grow in prevalence over the course of the month.

Origin

On June 12th, 2023, TikToker[1] @the__boys__69__ posted a video where a person pretends to pull the pin out of a grenade and throw it, then pans to the left to show a group of women dancing, garnering over 5.7 million views in a week (shown below).

@the__boys__69__

Just got the boogie bomb 💣

♬ original sound – The boys

Spread

The trend continued to spread over the following days. On June 16th, 2023, TikToker[2] @goofysillymichael posted a video doing the trend, garnering over 8.4 million views in a week (shown below, left). On June 21st, TikToker[3] @westonvansoest posted a version of the trend that gained over 20.1 million views in two days (shown below, right). On June 22nd, the @Dexerto Twitter[4] account posted an example of the trend, writing, "The Fortnite boogie bomb trend on TikTok is actual art," garnering over 5,500 likes in a day.

@goofysillymichael boogie #fortnite #gwiddy ♬ original sound – The boys

@westonvansoest boogie🕺 #fortnite ♬ original sound – The boys

Various Examples

@yoguyogu8

♬ original sound – The boys

@danneil4real

Boogie bombs abroad

♬ original sound – The boys

@maayan_arel Boogie bomb💣🪩#foryou #דניאל_יונה⚽️🕊 #fyp ♬ original sound – The boys

@graceeecharisss Boogie bomb #fyp #fortnite #golf ♬ original sound – The boys

Search Interest

Unavailable.

External References

[1] TikTok – the__boys__69__

[2] TikTok – goofysillymichael

[3] TikTok – westonvansoest

[4] Twitter – Dexerto

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