Fortnite Fan’s Viral “Battle Bucket” Toilet Chair Resurfaces on Facebook Marketplace for $500

Remember that ingenious (and slightly terrifying) homemade toilet chair that went viral on TikTok, allowing one gamer to “play Fortnite for so long without going to the bathroom?” Well, it appears the infamous “Battle Bucket” has resurfaced, listed for sale on Facebook Marketplace with a price tag of $500. This is either a stroke of genius or peak internet absurdity – you decide.

The Legend of the Battle Bucket

For those unfamiliar, the Battle Bucket was the brainchild of TikTok user @usecodelitty200iq. The creation consisted of a modified chair with a strategically placed hole and an attached bucket for… well, let’s just say waste management. A G Fuel sticker added a touch of gamer flair.

“I call this the Fortnite Battle Bucket,” the original TikTok creator explained. “It has two holes. One for going number one, and another for going number two.”

Fortnite The Battle Bucket Is CRAZY.. 😂 (TT:@/usecodelitty200iq)
♬ original sound – XSET

While the original video has been scrubbed from TikTok, countless copies remain online. Now, it seems someone is trying to capitalize on the internet’s fascination with this… unique piece of furniture.

A Piece of Internet History (or Just a Used Chair?)

The Facebook Marketplace listing includes a photo that isn’t part of the original TikTok video, suggesting the seller actually possesses the real Battle Bucket. The description reads: “I’ve had this for a few years and used it almost daily. Has been thoroughly cleaned and works beautifully.” A final warning: “Real offers only! No lowballs I know what I got.”

USED Battle Bucket ($500)
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Whether this is a genuine attempt to sell a piece of internet history or just someone trying to fleece unsuspecting buyers remains to be seen. Even if thoroughly cleaned, the thought of sitting on that chair might give some pause.

The Internet Reacts

As expected, the listing has sent ripples (and plenty of jokes) across the internet. The official G Fuel social media account quipped: “Powered by yours truly,” adding a salute emoji. Epic.LAN, a UK esports event organizer, humorously declared it would be added to the list of banned items at their LAN events.

One user even immortalized the Battle Bucket in an oil painting, capturing its viral moment forever:

I made an oil painting of the most insane Facebook marketplace find
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So, would you take a chance on owning this piece of internet lore? Let us know if you’re planning to bid, or if you end up becoming the proud (and perhaps slightly apprehensive) owner of the Fortnite Battle Bucket.