Mon, January 14, 2019 at 4:28 PM UTC In the rules for the contest, Epic spells out that players won’t be paid for the use of selected dance moves and also notes that it has the right to use the dance ...

Variety reported that Orange Shirt Kid’s mom is the latest in a line of people taking legal action against Epic Games for the alleged misappropriation of dance moves. In the lawsuit, the mother ...

In the ongoing saga of people suing Epic Games over Fortnite dance emotes, the latest person to enter the fray is Rachel McCumbers, the mother of a young Fortnite player known as "Orange Shirt Kid".

Not long after the winner was announced, there was outcry when players found that Orange Shirt Kid wasn’t having his one-part dance, one-part exercise move immortalized in the game. Petitions were ...

The growing list of individuals suing Epic Games over the inclusion of Fortnite dances without permission now includes Orange Shirt Kid, who had their dance added to the game as 'Orange Justice.' As ...

Epic Games being sued by someone over emotes in Fortnite is becoming a trend. This time, the suit is over the company's use of the Orange Justice dance. The mother of Fortnite player Orange Shirt Kid ...

Rachel McCumbers, the mother of a young Fortnite player who submitted a dance for Epic's Boogie Down competition last year, is now suing the developer for including her son's dance in the game. Orange ...

Fortnite Season 4 includes a new Battle Pass with new emoticons and emotes, including the much requested Orange Justice dance emote. Orange Justice is inspired by the Orange Shirt Kid meme and is ...

A hot potato: Yet again, Epic Games is being sued for using a dance in Fornite, apparently without its inventor's permission. This time, the plaintiff is the mother of the young boy known as Orange ...

The mother of the young boy affectionately known as Orange Shirt Kid, whose awkward “Orange Justice” dance won over so many “Fortnite” players they convinced Epic Games to put it into the game, is now ...

Epic Games is facing yet another lawsuit over the use of dance moves in Fortnite, although this one might not be so straightforward. The mom of Orange Shirt Kid, whose Random dance reached the game as ...