a compilation of 35 little-known details and forgotten features in the popular game Fortnite. Here is a brief summary of the content covered in the video:

The Battle Call emote in Fortnite has a rare occurrence where it happens every 100 times.
In Season 8, Epic Games added a working telephone in both the Burger and Pizza Pit locations.
After the Fortnite World Cup in 2019, the winner, Booga, received a secret tribute with a trophy in Lucky Landing.
Lucky Landing was initially added as a point of interest to celebrate Chinese New Year in 2018.
The game features hidden details related to sharks, such as a room with whiteboards mentioning “IO1,” lasers, and a jet pack named Bruce, referencing Finding Nemo.
The first Icon Series emote was hidden in the Battle Pass during Season 3 and surprised many streamers.
The Summit Striker pack in Fortnite had a giant letter “1G” on the jacket, resembling Summit1G’s logo, causing some jealousy from Ninja.
Certain skins in Fortnite, like Ghoul Trooper and Sparkle Specialist, have dog tags, which were initially planned for all skins but later removed.
In Chapter 1, the health bar was located in the middle of the screen instead of the bottom left corner.
The original minigun in Fortnite allowed players to fire all 999 ammo without stopping.
In the desert area, there was a giant clock formed by cars and logs, acting as a sundial.
The Zombie Shambles emote from Fortnite had a unique walk animation inspired by Scooby-Doo, but it hasn’t returned in a long time.
Jules’ Mythic drum gun in Fortnite has a mathematical equation engraved on the side, representing force and acceleration.
Fortnite had different sound effects in the past, and the classic assault rifle had a white flaming skull painted on its side.
Coral Castle, introduced in Chapter 2, had conch shells that players could interact with to create a song.
Durrr Burger underwent changes, including being infested by cockroaches and later being closed down for health and safety reasons.