Lil Wayne’s Fortnite collaboration has been further detailed through decrypted game files, revealing emotes based on “Lollipop” and “6 Foot 7 Foot.” Fortnite dataminer FireMonkey published the newly decrypted assets on September 10, with HYPEX and ShiinaBR subsequently reporting the same two emotes. Epic Games has already officially teased Lil Wayne’s arrival in Fortnite, but the company has not yet published a complete breakdown of every cosmetic in the set.
The new decrypt builds on the Lil Wayne Fortnite skins that surfaced earlier, when two outfits connected to the rapper appeared after Epic’s official teaser. The latest files indicate that the collaboration will extend beyond character skins, with dedicated emotes tied to two of Wayne’s best-known tracks. “Lollipop” was released as part of Tha Carter III, while “6 Foot 7 Foot” appeared on Tha Carter IV.
The collaboration had been developing publicly for several days before the cosmetics became accessible in Fortnite’s files. Lil Wayne initially teased the crossover himself with Fortnite-related posts, including the phrase “Where we dropping?” Epic later followed with its own teaser featuring Wayne, confirming that the rapper was coming to the game even though it stopped short of revealing the full Item Shop lineup.
That distinction is important because the existence of the collaboration itself is now official, while the precise cosmetic contents still come from datamining. The earlier signs of a Lil Wayne crossover were initially based on the rapper’s own hints, but Epic’s involvement has since removed most uncertainty about whether the collaboration is happening. The decrypted files now provide a clearer picture of what players can expect when the set becomes available.
Music content appears to be a major part of the crossover. Community findings circulating alongside the decrypt point to Jam Tracks associated with Lil Wayne, including “Lollipop,” “6 Foot 7 Foot” and “A Milli,” while the two newly surfaced emotes use “Lollipop” and “6 Foot 7 Foot.” A Fortnite Festival community post referencing the September 12 release likewise lists those songs among the expected Wayne tracks, although Epic’s official Fortnite news page had not published a dedicated Lil Wayne article at the time of writing.
The release follows Fortnite’s increasingly broad approach to music collaborations, where artists can receive multiple cosmetic types instead of appearing solely as skins. Recent Festival seasons have combined outfits with Jam Tracks, instruments, emotes, back blings and other accessories, giving Epic more ways to build a themed set around a featured musician. Lil Wayne’s collaboration appears to follow that model rather than being limited to a single Icon Series outfit.
It also arrives during another busy period for decrypted Fortnite collaborations. The Mega Man cosmetic set was recently fully decrypted, revealing additional characters and accessories shortly before its release. Fortnite routinely keeps upcoming crossover assets encrypted until close to their Item Shop debut, at which point dataminers can sometimes access and document them before Epic publishes the full official set.
The Lil Wayne cosmetics should therefore still be treated as datamined material until Epic makes the individual items available or announces them directly. The strongest new finding from the September 10 decrypt is the presence of the Lollipop and 6 Foot 7 Foot emotes, both reported by multiple established Fortnite tracking accounts. Combined with the already surfaced skins and Epic’s official teaser, the latest discovery shows that Lil Wayne’s Fortnite appearance is shaping up to be a broader music-focused cosmetic release rather than a simple character crossover.
