Remember when thousands of people were stranded in the Bahamas in 2017? Well, the ill-fated FYRE Festival might be happening again.
Remember when thousands of people were stranded in the Bahamas in 2017? Well, the ill-fated Fyre Festival might be happening again.Well, the ill-fated FYRE Festival might be happening again.
Billy McFarland, the festival's promoter, pleaded guilty to fraud and was sentenced to prison in 2018 as a result of the original botched Fyre Festival.
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