As Los Angeles Times reports, the origins of the song go all the way back to 2000 when British documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux wrote and recorded his own rap lyrics for his series “Weird Weekends.” Over two decades later, the amateur rap suddenly reemerged to massive popularity when DJ team Duke and Jones remixed Theroux’s performance and uploaded it to TikTok. Since then, the song has gone viral, as these things do, with over a million TikTokers using the song in videos and performing the signature dance. Now, “Fortnite” characters will be able to get in on the fun.

Fans were thrilled to see “Jiggle Jiggle” making it into “Fortnite.” There were more than a few responses to the Tweet about plans to get the emote as soon as possible and some have apparently been waiting for this for a while. So, “Fortnite” players shouldn’t be surprised if they see a new dance suddenly taking over their matches in the near future.

With its addition to “Fortnite” the “Jiggle Jiggle” dance will join a long list of other viral hits and cultural moments that were immortalized as emotes. In a few years, when the TikTok trend has faded, the emote will likely remain with younger fans seeing it and asking what it really means.