In 2017, Ja Rule and a person named Billy McFarland went into enterprise collectively to supply what was presupposed to be a luxurious music expertise referred to as Fyre Competition and failed miserably.
Now, Netflix has acquired a documentary concerning the fascinating occasions that unfolded again in April 2017 when rich concertgoers have been met with battle tents and cheese sandwiches upon arrival, as a substitute resort-style lodging as marketed. Information this unfold shortly.
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The competition was initially promoted utilizing the face in style social media influencers and fashions, equivalent to Chanel Iman and Kendall Jenner, to lure in potential buyers and ticket patrons. Those that jet-setted to hit the Bahamas for the fest quickly found they have been offered a wolf ticket.
As soon as phrase received round about how disastrous Fyre Competition had grow to be, Ja Rule shortly made an try to distance himself from Billy, who was not too long ago sentenced to 6 years in jail for wire fraud in October.
Billy and Ja have been additionally hit with a number of lawsuits, together with a $100 million class-action lawsuit led by Legal professional Mark Geragos.
The Fyre Competition documentary is scheduled for launch on Netflix on January 18, 2019.