Where does he land on the tier list of real-life people with Fortnite skins?

For those dreaming of embodying Lil Wayne in Fortnite while executing impressive building maneuvers, your wish has been granted. Epic Games has officially announced that the renowned rapper Lil Wayne is entering the Fortnite Icon Series, bringing with him a plethora of cosmetics available in the Item Shop.

This collaboration showcases two unique outfit variations. Players can choose between the classic shirtless Weezy displaying his iconic tattoos or a more formal, executive-style look for those aiming to achieve a Victory Royale in sophisticated attire. In addition to the outfits, Lil Wayne’s love for skateboarding is reflected in the Skateboard Pickaxe, a matching Glider, and a selection of classic Jam Tracks including A Milli, Lollipop, and 6 Foot 7 Foot.

Players even have the opportunity to participate in the Weezy Icon Cup to potentially unlock the entire bundle for free before its official release in the store. With Lil Wayne joining the game, it’s fitting to take a moment to explore the peculiar history of real-life individuals who have been transformed into digital characters and dropped onto the Fortnite island.

Real-Life People That Have Fortnite Skins, Ranked

Fortnite’s Icon Series features a diverse range of personalities including streamers, pop stars, athletes, and internet figures. Some of these digital representations are incredibly well-executed, while others leave you questioning the approval process for their final design.

Here is a definitive tier list of real-world individuals in Fortnite, ranked from the highest echelon of legendary to the most unsettling creations.

S-Tier (Absolute Perfection)

• Travis Scott: Undoubtedly the pinnacle of Fortnite skins. Introduced during the memorable Astral Spectacle event, this skin is visually stunning, features an incredible cyborg reactive style, and holds a legendary status due to its rare appearances in the shop.
• Bruno Mars (Silk Sonic): Oozing with smoothness, style, and 1970s flair. The outfit perfectly captures Bruno’s essence, complemented by some of the most aesthetically pleasing rhythm animations in the game.
• Eminem (Slim Shady / Marshall Never More): Epic went all out by offering multiple eras of Eminem, including his iconic Slim Shady bleach-blonde look and a suit variant reminiscent of a music video. Witnessing Slim Shady perform modern TikTok dances is quite ironic considering his previous Gen Z-related antics.
• Ariana Grande: Whether opting for her original pop-star appearance or the rift goddess variant, Ariana receives top-tier treatment with custom gliders, stunning visual effects, and one of the most memorable in-game concert events in Fortnite’s history.

A-Tier (Certified Bangers)

• Bugha: As the 2019 Solo Fortnite World Cup Champion, Bugha rightfully earns his place in the game. His skin bears a striking resemblance to him, comes with his iconic trophy back bling, and pays homage to a true competitive legend.
• Lady Gaga: With a sleek Chromatica armor look and her iconic stage attire, Lady Gaga seamlessly integrates into the vibrant pop-culture realm of Fortnite.
• LeBron James: Sporting his Space Jam jersey, a tailored suit, and a crown back bling, King James exudes regal elegance. The inclusion of his signature sneakers was a thoughtful touch.
• The Weeknd: Clad in his signature red suit and futuristic combat armor from Fortnite Festival, Abel’s avatar is sleek, accurate, and instantly recognizable in the heat of battle.

B-Tier (Solid, But Not Mind-Blowing)

• Ninja: The skin that sparked the creator revolution in Fortnite. Featuring his iconic blue hair and headband, the visual style may feel slightly dated compared to more recent Icon releases. Where’s the iconic “bra-less wife” voice line?
• Lewis Hamilton: The Formula 1 legend receives a surprisingly cool skin accompanied by his beloved dog Roscoe as a back bling. While a bit unexpected for a battle royale game, the execution is commendable.
• MrBeast: The skin closely resembles YouTube’s top creator, complete with an alternate anime-inspired variant. It enjoys immense popularity among younger players, despite the base design being a standard hoodie. It’s not surprising considering the recent underwhelming “rap” song release from MrBeast.
• SypherPK: The veteran content creator undergoes a fantastic demon-themed transformation, showcasing Epic’s dedication to treating its loyal community creators with respect.

C-Tier (A Bit Uncanny or Boring)

• Marshmello: The pioneer of the first in-game concert. While historically significant, the skin itself is simply a figure in a white bucket head. It paved the way, but newer skins surpass it visually.
• The Kid LAROI: The event was decent, but the skin feels somewhat generic compared to the larger-than-life rap and pop icons in the shop.
• Harry Kane & Marco Reus: Soccer stars in Fortnite sound intriguing, but transforming international football players into basic tactical avatars made them seem like filler content.

F-Tier (Yuck)

• Neymar Jr.: One of the most perplexing battle pass additions. Turning a world-class soccer player into a strange robotic power-ranger panther remains an enigma.
• Khaby Lame: Including the famous TikToker known for pointing at things was humorous for a brief moment, but embodying him in intense endgame scenarios feels out of place.
• TheGrefg: Despite setting Twitch viewership records during his skin reveal, the in-game character resembles an over-saturated action figure made of red plastic.

With Lil Wayne solidifying his presence on the island with dual outfits and skateboard pickaxes, he is poised for a high A-Tier ranking right from the start.