There is a lot of buzz in the Fortnite community about a meteor hitting the central town of Tilted Towers. The main place where all the action happens at the start of a match.

Recent updates added random controller vibrations to the game which Epic Games claims were just a bug. Some users assumed the vibrations were morse code and came up with a theory that April 18th would be the day of the event. This never happened but in the next update, more signs of the event have surfaced.

For those who don't play the game, there are rumors that a meteor will strike the main part of the multiplayer map destroying it either for good or during the last half of each map. There are signs in the game that this will happen.

The comet in the sky many thought was just scenery.

Size of the comet has grown considerably in the most recent patch.

Telescopes scatter throughout the map all pointing to the comet.

This is where things get interesting.

Fortnite is filled with fun dances and emotes that are wildly popular. One is the L Dance as seen in the gif below.

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If you look at the comet after the recent patch you can hear a strange sound. See video below if you want to hear it.

Reddit user the_monotonist took the sound the comet makes into a spectral analyzer and realized it is a visual representation of the L dance.

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This first seems like a giant hoax, but many other users have confirmed the same results.

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This is either one of the best lead-up to the event we are all waiting for or an ultimate troll by Epic Games.

Those who played Battlefield 4 had a similar buildup to a massive Megalodon shark in the game that is unlocked through a set of strange actions taken by a group of players.

If you don't play Fortnite, you should check it out. Battle Royale is a free game where 100 players parachute out of a bus in the sky and do a mad rush to find weapons and be the last man standing. It's fast-paced, difficult, and requires a lot of skill to survive.

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