Fortnite Festival Season 11: Lisa Music Pass Complete Guide

Fortnite Festival returns with a headliner for Season 11's Starlux Music Pass featuring Blackpink's Lisa, after Season 10 skipped a celebrity anchor. The loaded pass includes 30 total items with…

December 1, 2025
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Fortnite Festival returns with a headliner for Season 11’s Starlux Music Pass featuring Blackpink’s Lisa, after Season 10 skipped a celebrity anchor. The loaded pass includes 30 total items with two skins, eight jam tracks, multiple instruments, and rare Icon emotes.

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Starlux Music Pass Complete Contents

CategoryItems IncludedDetails
Skins2 outfitsMelodie Mars (instant unlock), Rockstar Lisa (final reward)
Jam Tracks8 songs total4 licensed + 4 Epic-produced tracks
Licensed Tracks4 songsF*** Up the World (Lisa), Sorry (Justin Bieber), Get Jiggy, Dashstar* VIP
Instruments5 items2 guitars, 1 bass, 1 drum kit, 1 microphone
Emotes2 Icon emotesLatata, Can’t Get Enough (unusual inclusion)
Cosmetics9 items3 auras, 1 weapon wrap, 1 reactive back bling
Free Items8 rewardsNo purchase required, unlock via account levels
Price1,400 V-BucksIncluded with Fortnite Crew subscription
ProgressionEvery 2 levelsOne reward unlocks per two account levels gained
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Notable Features and Controversies

The inclusion of two Icon emotes represents an unusual departure—only three total Icon emotes appeared across the previous 11 music passes combined. Having two in a single pass is unprecedented.

However, the emote selections sparked confusion. The “Latata” emote doesn’t use the well-known 2018 K-pop hit of the same name, instead featuring an obscure, unrelated track. Similarly, “Can’t Get Enough” by Krysta Youngs and NiiWHA has minimal recognition, with both emote songs combining for fewer than 5,000 total YouTube Music listens as of November 29.

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Licensed Tracks Breakdown

Four licensed songs anchor the pass: Lisa’s “F*** Up the World (Vixi Solo Version)” serves as the headliner track, Justin Bieber’s “Sorry” adds mainstream pop appeal, while “Get Jiggy” by B Jack$ and Zeddy Will plus “Dashstar* VIP” by Knock2 round out the licensed selection. Epic Games produced the remaining four jam tracks in-house.

The Melodie Mars skin unlocks immediately upon purchase, while the coveted Rockstar Lisa skin with reactive back bling serves as the final tier reward.

For comprehensive Fortnite guides and music pass coverage, visit TechnoSports.

FAQs

Is the Lisa Music Pass included with Fortnite Crew?

Yes, active Fortnite Crew subscribers receive the 1,400 V-Bucks Starlux Music Pass at no additional cost.

Can I get items without buying the pass?

Yes, eight free rewards unlock through account level progression available to all players regardless of purchase.


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