Favorite Fortnite #TheEnd Freakouts

People around the globe are freaking out that their beloved video game got sucked up into a black hole.

On Sunday, “Fortnite” became unavailable to play after it was sucked into a virtual black hole, part of an event called “The End” wrapping up Season 10 of the popular game.

The Twitter account for “Fortnite” now features a single tweet: a live video feed of the black hole.

Perhaps the most interesting thing about this event: It’s not exactly clear when “Fortnite” will be available again. The last several seasons of “Fortnite” have launched on Thursdays, although because of the timing of Season 10’s ending, it could happen sooner.

So to kill some time until the new season comes online, here are some of our favorite freakouts across the globe:

 

 

 

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