Bryon Denton, a YouTube and Instagram vlogger successfully tricked the internet with his photoshopped festival pics.  In order to pull off the task, Denton first had to purchase Coachella inspired clothing. One pair of trousers and a boiler suit later, Denton was ready for Coachella.

While he didn’t have to purchase a festival ticket, Bryon still had to spend countless hours photographing himself. He was so detailed, that he even created a traveling shot, showing his friend and himself at Starbucks and the airport. Next, it was crucial to have a few ‘pool photos’ since Coachella is known for its desert landscape. Little did social media know, but Bryon had never left his home in London.

Once the photography and photoshop sessions were complete, it was time to upload to Instagram. Luckily, all the time and money paid off, as people fell for the convincing photos. Even better, Bryon stated his ‘Coachella’ pictures received many more likes than his other posts. After about a week or so with his photos on social media, Bryon informed his YouTube channel that it was all staged and he was never in California. Don’t get us wrong, the photos look pretty legit but it would’ve been much easier and enjoyable to be at Coachella in person!

Take a look at his artificial Coachella experience below.

 

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It has been reported that an approximate 60% of the enormous LED screens were functional. Some fans have pointed out that the ambiance was created due to the overall lighting, however, when you have access to seriously groundbreaking technology, you would think that they would have taken full advantage of it. However, now we know that it’s due to the fact that it was malfunctioning and resulted in lights missing towards the upper right side of the screen as well as on the side of the raised platform.

To add to the unfortunate circumstances, the trio’s team uploaded a photo from their infamous set that demonstrated some filled in lights on the LED screen. This could be one of the main reasons why their heavily talked-about full set has yet to be uploaded to YouTube – light shows and visuals go hand-in-hand during festivals, for them to have experienced these issues could result in some backlash from their viewers.

On March 26, Sebastien Ingrosso also posted a manipulated photo on Twitter. The full background shows all of the lights to be functional, however, whoever altered the photo forgot to fill in the lights on the upper right side of the column.

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— INGROSSO (@Ingrosso) March 27, 2018

Visuals may not seem to play an important role, but like all good things, you don’t realize how special they are until they are gone.

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