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Dear Users, On June 29, 2020 the Govt. of India decided to block 59 apps, including TikTok. We are in the process of complying with the Government of India's directive and also working with the government to better understand the issue and explore a course of action. Ensuring the privacy and security of all our users in India remains our utmost priority. TikTok India Team. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. About19 Dollar Fortnite Card refers to an erratically shot video of a man showing off a $19 Fortnite V-Bucks card for an alleged giveaway, telling everyone to "share, share, share" if they want it, and warning trolls not to get blocked. OriginSometimes prior to January 14th, 2021, @imsofate, now @mrblocku[1] uploaded a video to TikTok sitting in the passenger seat of his car, waving a Fortnite Vbucks card with $19 on it in front of the camera in order to advertise an alleged giveaway. In the video, he says, "Okay, $19 Fortnite card, who wants it? And yes, I'm giving it away. Remember; share, share share. And trolls, don't get blocked!" Throughout the video the camera angle is constantly moving and changing quickly, giving the video a laggy effect. The original video was deleted sometime after going up, likely because the giveaway ended, and reuploaded to YouTube[2] by @Crawlz on January 13th, 2021 (shown below). @mrblocku regularly holds Fortnite card giveaways via his TikTok live streams, as evidenced by a second video advertising a Fornite card from him uploaded to YouTube[10] in late January (shown below). SpreadThe video began spreading across social media through reposts,[8][9] inspiring viewers to make video edits out of it. On January 15th, 2021, 8-BitAnt uploaded a video edit to YouTube[3] recreating the video using Morshu from Zelda CD-i garnering over 6,900 views in a week (shown below, left). On January 24th, 8-BitAnt uploaded another version of the meme featuring Morshu RTX ON to YouTube,[4] garnering over 2,000 views in 3 days (shown below, right). On January 26th, memes by cowbelly uploaded a video to YouTube[5] and Instagram[6] mixing Breaking Bad footage with the $19 Fortnite Card meme, garnering over 20,000 views on each (shown below, left). On January 27th, the channel released another meme featuring the video,[7] garnering over 6,300 views in an hour (shown below, right). On February 4th, MaxMoeFoe posted a tweet[11] quoting the video, garnering over 19,000 likes and 1,800 retweets in 17 hours (shown below).  Various ExamplesSearch InterestExternal ReferencesHow much VFortnite 2,800 V-bucks, $19.99 Physical Card, Gearbox - Walmart.com.
Who made the 19 dollar fortnite card?Origins of the 19 Dollar Fortnite Card meme. It all started with TikTok user Mrblocku giving away a V-Bucks card in the most hilarious way possible.
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