I haven't watched it yet, at first glance I thought it was a documentary about a group of deranged psychotic douche bags in Iowa City. But it's Fyre Festival, not Fry Fest.
Fyre Festival Documentary
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I for one can’t believe they didn’t know how to handle adversity
It's also irrelevant. I suspect most of the people who shelled out cash were paying for a party, same as people do with Coachella.
It was billed as a luxury experience on a Caribbean island with a who's who guest list of models, celebrities, and influencers. The music was an afterthought, which is ironic because the whole point of the festival was for it to serve as the launchpad for the Fyre booking app.
Can't say I've ever rooted for anyone to be stranded on an island with little to no potable water and nothing but rotten cheese sandwiches to eat, but anyone who signs up for this and puts hundreds/thousands of dollars in this dooshbag's pocket deserves it.
I listened to a podcast on this subject because all I knew it that it was a cluster****.
For some reason I thought it was located for southwest US but guess I confused it for another music festival in that location that also bombed.
Tonight I watched both docs there is one on Netflix and Hulu.
Netflix one I thought was much better than Hulu one. Billy goes on camera in Hulu one but really doesn't say anything worthwhile and if he did you can't believe anything out of his mouth.
Billy McFarland is a grade A piece of garbage human being.
For some reason I thought it was located for southwest US but guess I confused it for another music festival in that location that also bombed.
Tonight I watched both docs there is one on Netflix and Hulu.
Netflix one I thought was much better than Hulu one. Billy goes on camera in Hulu one but really doesn't say anything worthwhile and if he did you can't believe anything out of his mouth.
Billy McFarland is a grade A piece of garbage human being.