"The greatest party that never happened."
He promised supermodels and yachts, but delivered tents and cheese sandwiches. How one man engineered a music festival disaster.
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Billy McFarland
Self - Fyre Co-Founder (archive footage)
Ja Rule
Jason Bell
Self - Former NFL Player (archive footage)
Gabrielle Bluestone
Self - Journalist, Vice News
Shiyuan Deng
Self - Product Designer
Michael Ciccarelli
Self - Software Engineer
Mdavid Low
Self - Fyre Creative Director
Samuel Krost
Self - Fyre Media
Andy King
Self - Event Producer
J.R.
Self - Former Fyre Employee
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