Ja Rule's finesse of the Century - Fyre Festival

[Mr.Guy]

I wanted to be Ja Rule when livin it up came out. I was in grade school.

 

[calibeebee]

 

[nawghtyhare]

The entire event summed up in 4 tracks.

Excellent work

How this only got 2 likes
This hella funny

 

[wayniac211]

The entire event summed up in 4 tracks.

Excellent work

Between me and you as well

 

[Arthur Shelby]

 

[John00]

50 just won’t stop, lol.

 

[spiceman80]

50 just won’t stop, lol.

I think Ja brought it on himself commenting about the Pusha T, Drake battle. Saying that his diss track on 50 was the illest or something like that. Why he would even wake that sleeping lion I have no clue, lol.

 

[mangudai954]

50 just won’t stop, lol.

His ego won't let him.

 

[EddieDoyers]

Da finesse king

Billy McFarland, the entrepreneur responsible for the Fyre Festivalfiasco, is set to be sentenced this month after pleading guilty to wire fraud. Today, the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s office revealed that McFarland is now facing a new set of charges related to a post-Fyre Festival ticket scam that was ongoing in recent months while he awaited sentencing. He faces new charges of money laundering and, once again, wire fraud.

McFarland is accused of running a business called NYC VIP Access. From late 2017 to at least March 2018, the company was purporting to sell tickets to events such as this year’s Grammys, the Super Bowl, Coachella, the Met Gala, Burning Man, and more. Customers then reportedly either didn’t receive the tickets they paid for or didn’t receive the tickets that were advertised.

McFarland allegedly solicited Fyre Fest attendees and others to purchase tickets from the company when, according to the new complaint against McFarland, “no such tickets existed.” The “tickets” sold to approximately 15 people totaled almost $100,000. McFarland is also accused of attempting to conceal his involvement with NYC VIP Access by posing as the company’s other employees.

“Today’s charges depict our intolerance for such fraudulent activity, and we will continue to diligently investigate acts such as this,” FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William F. Sweeney Jr. said in a statement.

McFarland was arrested in June 2017 after an FBI investigation into Fyre Media and its viral namesake festival. McFarland was accused of making false statements to overstate Fyre’s financial stability to potential investors and allegedly made false claims about festival insurance policies. McFarland also shared fraudulent documents with ticket companies claiming that a bank approved a loan to Fyre Festival.

 

[tay1]

Its not finessing if you get caught

 

[ihavemyownopinion]

Its not finessing if you get caught

Multiple times at that

 

[DadNboujee]

Soon he’ll be selling fake lab diamonds in no time.

 

[Mark Antony]

Finesse on any level.

 

[rolaholic]

Ja prob like 'Damn that's crazy'

 

[sneakaprince]

Props to Ja for not catching any of those charges.

 

[lamekilla]

His jersey is still in the rafters.

 

[Fozz]

$27 Million?

How does one even pay that off?! Finesse people again? lol

 

[EddieDoyers]

Ja prob like 'Damn that's crazy'

It also got found out yesterday that he got scammed by a scammer

 

[buysellkill]

This guy got more fines for overselling fake promises vs finding something simple and profitable that he could actually deliver. The problem is this guy wasnt attracted to less glamourous lifestyle because he really doesnt have any swag in real life!

 

[Zainjal26]

50 just won’t stop, lol.

In all fairness Ja tried to have 50 killed at one point, no one would forgive someone who tried to get them killed even if it was 20 years ago

 

[xbiker47]

27 mill

 

[rolaholic]

It gets even better for dude...

 

[htg designs]

Him and that pharmacuetical cat gon be playing chess to Wu Tang for a long time

 

[oh you mad]

Him and that pharmacuetical cat gon be playing chess to Wu Tang for a long time

I was thinking the same thing

 

[getback]

6 years in a Fed Pen and $26M.