Fortnite Offers Refunds After D4vd's Arrest

0:00On April 27th, Fortnite just announced refunds for anyone who bought David Colab items right after the rapper got charged with murdering a 14-year-old girl named Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Her remains turned up decomposed in the trunk of his Tesla last September, kicking off a grand jury probe that led to his arrest last week. David, real name David Anthony Burke, faces first-degree murder, plus charges for financial gain and killing a witness. He blew up making tracks for his own Fortnite montage videos, starting in 2021, then dropped the official anthem locked and loaded with. Epic Games in 2025, complete with custom cosmetics in the item shop. Players hit back hard once the news broke, demanding their money back on those skins and emotes. Music platforms yanked his collabs with artists like Luffy and Kali Uchi's, and his label Interscope Cutham Loose. Advocacy groups fired up petitions, pushing Spotify and Apple Music to scrub his whole catalog, calling it a moral line in the sand, investigate his dug into his eye cloud,

1:03and found a ton of child pornography which prosecutors used to build the case. Burke pleaded not guilty, got denied bail, and could face death or life without parole if convicted. Fortnite says they're listening with self-service refunds rolling out Tuesday, April 28th, and support refunds available now. More changes come in soon to handle the fallout. Music news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending in sound.