【】Ugh, yes. You read the right.
The Fyre Festival may have been a giant fail, but hey, at least you can get some of their sweet merch on eBay. 。
Ugh, yes. You read the right. 。
People are seriously selling merchandise from the disastrous festival that wasn't. And if you think it's cheap, you're mistaken. 。
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$300 for a Fyre Fest hoodie is almost too laughable to be true.Credit: eBay 。Try $300 for a sweatshirt. $300! 。
Bidding for the piece ended ... with no bids. Come on, did anyone really expect a $300 sweatshirt from a failed music festival to sell?
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Other merchandise isn't going for nearly as much as the sweatshirt, but no matter, it's all still great kindling for this garbage fire of a festival that just won't stop burning. 。 Take this Fyre-branded phone charger. It has 20 bids as of this writing, and is currently going for $26. Bids have increased through the afternoon, and 。Mashable 。
Mashable
。*may* have even contributed to the bids over the course of the day. 。
Really?Credit: ebay 。
Most of the sellers seem to be attendees, not the organizers. Who's to blame them for trying to make some cash off an exorbitantly expensive bust of a festival? The original prices are unclear. 。 The original prices are unclear. 。So what has sold? A worn Weekend 1 artist's pass sold for $71 after it got two bids. We're taking that "worn" marketing with a grain of salt because did any artists even show up?
An artist's pass for a music festival without any music. Lovely.Credit: ebay 。There's even a hat that sold for $35. Because who doesn't want to be reminded of the ridiculousness of that weekend every time they're shielding themselves from the sun this summer? The listing has now ended, but wow. 。 The listing has now ended, but wow. 。
Some actual shade from the Fyre Fest, right?Credit: ebay 。
The Fyre Festival was supposed to be a once-in-a-lifetime, luxurious experience filled with musical talent. Created by Ja-Rule and douchey entrepreneur Billy McFarland, the festival was a major flop that resulted in tons of lawsuits. The food was terrible, the sleeping arrangements were horrific, there was no music, and people dropped thousands of dollars on it. 。
The internet never ceases to amaze us, but it's really outdone itself this time. 。
The internet never ceases to amaze us, but it's really outdone itself this time. 。