The latest Fortnite Festival Jam Tracks have been announced and they will feature Linkin Park's most popular song, In The End.
It is an exciting time to be a Fortnite fan as we head toward the end of 2024. The core Battle Royale mode is in full swing with Chapter 5 Season 4, bringing a fresh Marvel season before the game heads back to Chapter 2 with the upcoming Fortnite OG season, this will come shortly before the game will jump to Chapter 6. Elsewhere in the Fortnite ecosystem, Fall Guys has come to Creative with many fun maps being made by the community.
Lil Yachty – Broccoli Linkin Park – In The End Maroon 5 – Maps Quavo w/ Lenny Kravitz – Fly Shakira – Whenever, Wherever The standout track this week has to be Linkin Park’s In The End from their 2001 album Hybrid Theory. The song has become the band’s most popular track, racking up a staggering 2.2 billion streams on Spotify.
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