By The best of the bunch is the ability to do the Carlton Dance, made popular by the Fresh Prince of Bell Air, which someone has already set to music.
ā Pabro (@fms_twisted) October 12, 2015
The 18 emotes - which are set to be available later today (October 13) - can be bought in-game from Tower merchant Tess Everis with a new currency named Silver, which is purchased with real world money.
Developer Bungie will give every user some Silver, enough to purchase one or two emotes. Bungie has said micro-transactions will only be used to pay for optional, cosmetic items that won't affect gameplay.
While the Carlton Dance might seem ridiculous, that hasn't stopped Destiny players adding their own dances to the game, with a recent fan video recreating a Backstreet Boys music video.
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