The Get Griddy is certainly one of the most sought-after Emote dances in Fortnite, as of late, but that does mean it is a rare find. Since its debut in Chapter 2 Season 6, the Emote has become a very common listing in the Item Shop's daily rotation.

Who sings the emote Get Griddy?

Get Griddy's choreography belongs to Justin Jefferson, while featuring the song "Right Foot Creep" by NBA YoungBoy.

What is the Get Griddy dance?

The dance consists of a few simple, easy parts: Tapping your heels together, throwing up your "Bs" — your "big billionare" glasses — and swinging your arms back and forth and side to side in rhythm.

When was Get Griddy last in the Item Shop?

The cosmetic last returned on January 18, 2022; thus, those looking to purchase the dance should expect it to be available in the tail end of each month in 2022. Although in high demand, the dance was last priced at a fairly low 500 V-Bucks and will remain this cost the next time it arrives.

Where did the Griddy come from?

Griddy roots

As far as our research goes, the dance was originally invented by Louisiana's Allen Davis, a friend of former LSU wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, who wanted to create his own dance after being inspired by the Nae Nae that became famous in the mid-2010s.