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Ja Rule’s Insisting His Own Innocence In Response To The Fyre Festival Documentary Is Priceless

You've been bamboozled.

Guys, Ja Rule would like you to know that contrary to popular belief that the rapper was directly involved in the infamous Fyre Festival scam, he too was scammed!

Just after the Netflix AND Hulu documentaries dropped last week and over the weekend, revealing the ~real story~ behind the festival drama, Ja Rule took to Twitter to defend his own innocence in the whole mess.

Basically, Ja Rule spent his evening on Twitter insisting that he was a scammee, not a scammer. He argued that neither documentary shows the whole truth, and distanced himself from head scammer Billy McFarland.

McFarland is currently serving six years in federal prison after being found guilty of defrauding people of US$26 million, and while Ja Rule was named in a US$100 million class action lawsuit filed against Fyre Media, he was not charged in relation to the scam.

However, in the true tradition of modern internet culture, Ja Rule is still being judged by the people’s court. People are not quick to forget that Ja Rule defended the festival disaster as “false advertising” as opposed to fraud, and are criticising his involvement accordingly.

Apparently Ja Rule is going to top Netflix’s FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened with his own festival documentary of some kind. He claims he’ll tell his truth “real soon”, and he’s got receipts. Can’t wait for Fyre Festival doco take #3.

For now, at least we can just enjoy Ja Rule’s synonym-filled tweet that’s getting the meme treatment.

https://twitter.com/loudmouthjulia/status/1087079445767303169

Let’s just hope Ja Rule isn’t ‘bamboozled’ again any time soon!