Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
According to Robert Scucci
| Published
Most of the documents about real crime try to play it straight. Boys fraudHulu Original, aims to do it, but his subject is so uncomfortable that the document actually takes place-and is categorized-like comedy real crimes for reasons you will soon understand.
Focus on unpacking catastrophic planning or its lack to the infamous unfortunate festival of Fyre, Boys fraud He shows his attention to Billy McFarland, a man for an operation that was imprisoned for the organization of one of the biggest fraud in recent history, and immediately decided to plan a new commercial company known as peppery, equally doubtful exercise in risky capital and fraud.
Personally, I don’t know what the hell of Billy McFarland thought about when he agreed to be interviewed Boys fraudBut I’m so glad to do it because its complete lack of self-confidence and “go go ’em” serial-untereneur Attitude, who stood up with every other questioned party called that he was such an unusual entrepreneur, entrepreneur and compulsive liar is So entertaining that you could never have imagined fulfilling the script as cheerful as this documentary.
Frightening accusations of Fomo mentality
Boys fraud It is clear that it is clear that the shady business practices of Billy McFarland will get to the center of attention, but the writer/director Julius Willoughby Nason spends a significant amount of time to examine how such a monoughly stupid festival was able to get green in the first place She knew how bad everything she planned from the first day.
McFarland, who knew that full -fledged that millennia of certain age values, as they appear on social media more than anything else, played in one kind of uncertainty that the most chronically online people are prone: fear of missing or Fomo.
McFarland launched an aggressive campaign online and has given many promises that he could never live in his wildest dreams. McFarland, who gained the blessing of Rapper Ja Rule, began to promote the Fyre Festival, which would be another coachell in his mind if he was executed correctly.
Combination of Fomo induced by Doom -induced Doom, Latent desire for our generation to have its own Woodstock and promise of a music festival that combines luxury and entertainment created for crazy pre -sale for destruction -Fom -Start Festival and Boys fraud She goes to very details of how online culture when she led to McFarland was largely inevitable.
What went wrong
As for how everyone cheated, Boys fraud It explains how infectious personality, self -confidence, arrogance and equal fraudulent behavior of McFarland maintained a lie up to and through the expected data of the festival, resulting in countless court disputes and its imprisonment for fraud with wires. Gives his team only four months build whole festival areas On the undeveloped island of McFarland, he continually checked and signed investors, which he knew he would never be able to return while robbing visitors to the festival with his empty promises.
Meanwhile, the days before people were ready to arrive at the Bahamas, bands like Blink-182, and sellers were pulling out because no one was paid even though millions of dollars changed their hands according to the narration framed in in Boys fraud. The final result was catastrophic, as you may remember when you saw online outrage in 2017 when it all dropped, and Boys fraud It shows you how desperate the situation for the millennium who spent their life savings, sold assets and left their work so that they could participate in a festival that was nothing but a lot of femo tents on an abandoned island.
Document, but also the comedy of the Errors
While it is played at the B-Reel Exhibition Center, it shows the audience how much the Fyre Fest Fest Fest (such as transported in school buses and feed sandwiches), interviews with McFarland suggests that they are already working on its other big project Another major project The fact that it is on the neck in civil lawsuits and federal investigations after the execution of its punishment.
Although you can’t help but feel bad for participants who just wanted to participate in it other big things Real crime documentary, Boys fraud There is a cheerful look at how fast a social media campaign can get out of control and how people occupy zero responsibility for their actions – even if they have to enforce the fifth when they are pushed to the interviewer because the litigation against them is still active and that, What they decide to say or detain is likely to be used in court.
You can stream Boys fraud It’s Hulu.
