Fortnite Twitter Account Got Hacked, Posts 4PF and More
By Nicholas Barth ·
Following a strange series of tweets that included the phrase of 4PF, it looks as though the official Fortnite Twitter account has been hacked.
Due to Fortnite Battle Royale being one of the most popular video games in the world, its official Twitter account currently boasts a following of over 7,000,000 followers. This meant that there were plenty of eyes watching when the Fortnite Twitter account was hacked on Wednesday, April 3rd and began to tweet some very odd messages with the first one including the mysterious word of 4PF.
Fortnite Twitter Got Hacked - 4PF
While the employees assigned to managing the Fortnite Twitter account have deleted the messages that were posted as a result of the account being hacked, followers of the battle royale title's popular social media account were quick to capture screenshots of the posts that the hacker(s) made.
You can find all of the tweets that the hacked Fortnite Twitter account has posted at the time of this writing below. We will continue to update this article with any more posts that the hacked Fortnite Twitter account makes.
With the first hacked message posted by the hacker(s) of the battle royale game's account posting the message regarding 4PF, many have begun searching to what exactly 4PF means. 4PF is an acronym for the phrase of "Four Pockets Full" and is used to state that an individual has a great deal of money. The 4PF term is used a great deal by hip-hop artist Lil Baby in his music.
Another one of the messages called for Epic Games to revert the controversial health and material siphon changes that saw the fan-favorite game mechanic be removed from the battle royale title's public playlists.
It remains to be seen if the hacker(s) will have control of the hacked Fortnite Twitter for much longer, as Epic Games is likely working very hard to regain full control of the social media account and stop the unintended messages, such as the 4PF one, from being made public.