Billy McFarland, a year out of prison, says Fyre Festival II is 'finally happening'
Billy McFarland, the creator behind the failed Fyre Festival, is floating the idea of a possible follow-up.He also asked Twitter users to let him know why they deserved an invite.McFarland hasn't revealed any further details about a potential follow-up to Fyre Festival, and didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for additional comment ahead of publication.
But he has been active in the replies to his tweet about the follow-up festival, replying to tech cofounder Chris Bakke, whoappearing to show the Fyre Festival creator personally inviting him to"Fyre Fest II." Bakke didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for comment on whether McFarland discussed any further details over text.
"Going to crush the island version first, but @ElonMusk Fyre 3 definitely needs to be in space," McFarland replied on Twitter.
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