Alfonso Ribeiro sues Epic Games over Fortnite's new 'Fresh emote' which he says is a "carbon copy" of his famous Carlton Dance
A lawsuit has been filed against Epic Games, which developed the massively popular multiplayer game, on December 17

Alfonso Ribeiro, the actor who invented "The Carlton Dance", is not going to let anyone plagiarize his work. The 47-year-old actor and television personality is now suing the creators of the popular video game Fortnite for "stealing" the moves that he created in the hit 90s sitcom, 'Fresh Prince of Bel Air'.
A lawsuit has been filed against Epic Games, which developed the massively popular multiplayer game, on December 17 for the same.
