Olivia Rodrigo drops into Fortnite with 'SOUR' and 'Lover Girl' skins

Fortnite is adding another massive name to its roster. In an Instagram post, the online video game platform officially announced their collaboration with Olivia Rodrigo with the caption, “I think we might really go nice together.”

The famous popstar is another addition to the roster of artists who have joined Fortnite, including Travis Scott, Chappel Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, and the renowned heavy metal band Metallica. Rodrigo was also just as enthusiastic; in one Billboard article, Rodrigo expressed, “It’s exciting to have my music brought into this world and to have players embrace different looks from my albums.”

What does the bundle include? Players get two distinct outfits: the “SOUR” skin, modeled after her iconic cheerleader look, and the “Lover Girl” skin, which takes inspiration from the cover of her new album, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love.’ You can also equip the “Flammable” and “Butterfly Wings” cosmetics, alongside a guitar and microphone that double as pickaxes or back bling. Finally, the pack drops two signature emotes—’maggots for brains’ and ‘good 4 you’—plus three Jam Tracks including ‘maggots for brains,’ ‘Drop Dead,’ and ‘Deja Vu’ to soundtrack your next Victory Royale.

Olivia Rodrigo has come a long way ever since her hit song ‘Drivers License.’  In 2026, she released her third album, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love.’  The album boasted 3 hit singles: ‘Drop Dead,’ ‘The Cure,’ and ‘Stupid Song’.  ‘Drop Dead’ reached number 1 in 5 countries.  The Fil-Am’s album has been met with praise from critics for her sophistication, lyricism, and ability to craft stories that are heartwarming yet mature.  Players who are long-time fans of her would feel right at home with this bundle. The Olivia Rodrigo bundle is available now for 3,200 V-Bucks or roughly P1,200 to P1,400.

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