Laufey loves being recognised as “the one from ‘Fortnite’”

Laufey is enjoying being recognised as “the one from Fortnite” after a collab with the hit multiplayer game earlier this year.

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Laufey was the headline act of Fortnite Festival season 14, with players able to take part in a concert experience inspired by her own ‘A Matter Of Time’ arena run.

A number of her songs were also added to the rhythm game, while Laufey skins and cosmetics were available across Fortnite.

In a new interview, Laufey has reflected on life after Fortnite. “It’s absolutely crazy,” she told The Hot Hits. “I was at a restaurant yesterday and the waitress was like ‘you’re the one from Fortnite’.

I was like ‘that is me’. And it was really exciting.”.

She went on to say that she plays Fortnite using Laufey skins. “Wouldn’t you? Why would I be a traitor to myself? It’s so fun to run around in the skirt or a long dress with a gun.

Sometimes I’ll come across another me and we’re shooting at each other. Imagine if they knew it was actually me. That’s so funny to me,” she continued.

Speaking to NME earlier this year, Laufey said a Fortnite collaboration was probably something you might not expect from pop star who makes classical-inspired music.

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