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Instructions and a part list have been released for building your own miniature LEGO Fortnite Llama, as the promotional set will not have a wide release. The instructions can be followed using your own LEGO bricks or by purchasing the necessary pieces from a third-party website. The part list includes 61 bricks and can be obtained for around $6 in the United States.
Epic Games has released official instructions for building a LEGO Fortnite Loot Llama set, hinting at the possibility of future LEGO Fortnite sets. Fans can now assemble their own version of the iconic Loot Llama, although they will need to source their own LEGO pieces. Potential ideas for future sets include character skins, iconic locations, and a Battle Bus set.
Sinéad O'Connor, who passed away at the age of 56, had given her children instructions on how to protect her music and money after her death. She advised them to contact her accountant before calling 911 to ensure that record companies don't release her music without informing them about the money. O'Connor expressed her frustration with the way record companies exploit artists' work after their death, citing the example of Tupac. She also criticized the posthumous release of Prince's music and the licensing of his hit song "Let's Go Crazy" for a credit card commercial. The cause of O'Connor's death is yet to be determined, and it is not being treated as suspicious.
Sinéad O'Connor left instructions for her children in the event of her death, including calling her accountant before 911, to protect her art and money. In a 2021 interview, she expressed her concern about record companies exploiting artists after their death, citing examples like rapper 2Pac and Prince. O'Connor believed that artists become more valuable after their death and wanted her children to ensure that record companies didn't release her music without proper compensation. She also criticized the commercial use of Prince's songs, stating that he would have disapproved of his hit "Let's Go Crazy" being used to sell a credit card.