Loren Gray Reveals Many Influencers Lie about Attending Coachella

Publish date: 2024-05-08
Loren Gray Reveals Influencers Lie About Attending Coachella

Influencers have become a vital part of the social media landscape, with many young people following their every trend, and attending the Coachella festival is one of them.

However, one of the influencers, Loren Gray, has revealed that many of her colleagues are not as truthful about attending Coachella as they let on.

Gray is a famous TikTok influencer who has amassed over 54.4 million followers on the platform. In a recent video, she revealed that many influencers who claim to be attending Coachella are not actually there.

She began her TikTok video by stating that she would be talking about Coachella.

“Okay, I hadn’t personally seen anyone talk about this, it’s hilarious and I have to share it because it’s Coachella. Coachella is like the influencer Olympics, right? it’s a place to be,” she said.

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Then she further moved on, revealing that most of the influencers fake going to Coachella and go to the desert to get the photograph instead.

“But most influencers or a lot of influencers don’t even go to Coachella and I think this is such a wild fact,” she revealed, “They’ll go out to the desert. Get like an Airbnb, stay with someone, get their outfits, get their hair, get their makeup.”

She shared how the influencer fake the photographs in the Coachella-like background by posing for their photos be like: “Post up ‘Coachella Day 1, mn [pouting],’ ‘Coachella Day 2, ehh [posing].’”


Loren Gray can be seen pouting as she says ‘Coachella Day 1, mn’ (Image Credit: TikTok/lorengray)

She explained that many influencers do not have wristbands and do not attend the festival. Instead, they drive out to the desert to take photos, create content, and then back home.

“And they don’t go to the festival. They don’t have wristbands,” she continued. “They just drive their little butts out to the desert to take Instagram photos, make TikToks, get ready with me’s, whatever. Then they drive back, and that’s it.”

Gray wanted to dispel the illusion that many people have those influencers who were actually at the festival when in reality, they may just be creating content elsewhere.

She also encouraged people not to feel wrong about not attending Coachella, as many of the influencers who claim to be there are not actually present.

“So, if you feel boring and sad because you’re not at Coachella, just know that most of these people aren’t there either.”

Gray ended her TikTok video by suggesting that people should use a Coachella-themed green screen rather than wasting time and money to create content in the desert.

“It’s, like, a very common occurrence that I thought people knew, but I didn’t see anyone talking about it. So, now you know,” she finished. “Before anybody else makes the horrible decision to drive to southern California just for an expensive photo op, save time and money and use a Coachella-themed green screen.”

Fans’ reaction to Loren Gray’s revelations

Gray stated that she has been to the event several times herself and knows the ins and outs of how it works. She also said that many influencers pretend to be at the event to get attention, even though they are not there.

Gray’s revelation caused a stir online, with many fans expressing surprise and disappointment. There are threads on Reddit with the fans’ reactions to her TikTok video.

One of the Reddit users commented on that thread, “That sums up influencers and their social media. I’ll never forget how some influencers go out of their way to pose in a fake private jet rental studio jus to get some likes. Funniest thing I’ve ever seen in my life.”

Some even roasted her as they wrote, “It’s funny because she’s also probably talking about herself.”

In the comment section of that particular TikTok video, too, fans were thankful for the revelation, while other popular TiToker with verified accounts also gave their reactions.

Some of the famous TikToker also commented, one of them was like, “Spill all the tea girl 👏🏽,” while the other commented, “FOR REAL!!!! I didn’t know this and it blew my mind. I gotta go to the actual festival.”

Fake influencers had been exposed before as well

This is not the first instance of such deceitful behavior being brought to light. In 2020, HBO premiered a documentary titled Fake Famous, which exposed how aspiring influencers can use tactics such as buying followers and fabricating a lavish lifestyle to gain popularity.

As reported by Daily Mail, in the documentary, journalist Nick Bilton demonstrated how easy it is to buy followers and likes from websites such as Famoid.com.

For instance, Bilton bought 7,500 followers and 2,500 likes for just $119.60. Although these followers are not genuine, the goal is to give the impression of popularity, which can attract real followers and lucrative sponsorship deals.

To illustrate this point, YouTuber Gabbie Hanna faked a trip to Coachella in 2019 by editing photos of herself and creating fake versions of the festival wristband. She also turned her friend’s house into a fake Airbnb to make it appear that she was staying at a luxury rental.

She later revealed the truth in a YouTube video titled ‘I Faked Going To Coachella,’ citing other influencers who have used similar tactics, such as posing in fake private jets.

Teenage Rapper Lil Purk to Serve 20 Years in Prison for Atlantic Station Double Murder

Lil Purk has been jailed 20 years in prison.

Teenage Rapper Lil Purk to Serve 20 Years in Prison for Atlantic Station Double Murder

Teenage Rapper Lil Purk, real name Antonio Jackson, has been jailed for 20 years in prison for a deadly shooting near Atlantic Station in November 2022.

Five of the six defendants, Lil Purk, Demetrius Hill, Toney Wilson, Deandre Forston, and DeRodney Russell, entered negotiated guilty pleas, their sentences ranging from 20 to 40 years. 

The rapper was sentenced to 20 years, with 10 years to be served in custody and 10 years on probation. However, other suspects were sentenced to 40 years in jail.

Hill faced a more severe sentence, having negotiated a guilty plea resulting in 40 years of imprisonment. Of this term, he is slated to spend 30 years in custody.

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Wilson received a similar 40-year sentence but with a different distribution—20 years in custody and an equal period on probation.

Forston and Russell, like their co-defendants, entered negotiated guilty pleas and received matching sentences of 40 years. In their cases, 20 years are to be served in custody, followed by an additional 20 years on probation.

Two young boys, 12-year-old Zyion Charles, and 15-year-old Cameron Jackson were left dead, and four other individuals were injured.

Zyion’s mother, Deerica Charles, spoke emotionally before the Atlanta City Council Public Safety Committee, revealing her desperate attempts to divert her son from a dangerous path of criminal behavior.

Despite her pleas to law enforcement, citing her son was involved in car break-ins, a prevalent form of street crime in Atlanta, she received little assistance. 

Deerica said, “I tried, y’all. I called the police office almost 30 times in the last two years, and they told me they can’t do nothing. I said he’s out and breaking into these folks’ cars, can you please get him off the street.”

On the other hand, Cameron’s family remembered him as a teenager with a passion for science, animals, cooking, and dirt bike riding. He had also been practicing boxing since the age of nine. 

Cameron’s mother, Tiffany Smith said, “Cameron has been a boxer since 9-years-old, and he was heading for a professional boxing career. He trained five days a week with a pro boxing coach.”

Additionally, according to 11Alive News, the shootout occurred on the 17th Street Bridge originated from two groups initially escorted off the Atlantic Station property due to unruly behavior and curfew violations.

Atlanta Police later confirmed their belief that the shooting was gang-related. However, Zyion’s family denied his involvement in any gang activity.

Lil Purk apologized after being arrested

Lil Purk took to his Instagram Story to publicly apologize to his family, fans, and the younger generation who have looked up to him. 

Taking to his Instagram Story, he started by saying, “To all my family & fans, I would like to sincerely apologize to y’all and to all the younger generation looking up to me.”

Lil Purk apologized after being arrested. (Source: Instagram)

Additionally, he emphasized the complexity of his situation, urging it to serve as a lesson for the entire generation, highlighting the notion that appearances can be deceiving. 

He wrote, “Let my situation be a lesson learned for our whole generation; everything is not what it seems, and I maintain my innocence.” 

Asserting his innocence, Lil Purk also expressed love for Lil Hot and extended apologies to families affected by the circumstances, urging forgiveness. 

Loren Gray Alleges Brent Rivera Has Unhealthy Relationship with His Sister Lexi Rivera

Loren Gray shaded Brent Rivera for having unhealthy relationship with His sister Lexi Rivera.

Loren Gray Alleges Brent Rivera Has Unhealthy Relationship with His Sister Lexi Rivera

The TikTok community was set ablaze when Loren Gray took to TikTok to make shocking allegations against Brent Rivera, accusing him of having an unhealthy relationship with his sister, Lexi Rivera.

In a calculated move, Gray posted a video lip-syncing to the lyrics, “I’m still playing the victim and you’re still in love with your sister,” directly shading Brent and implying a dubious dynamic within his family. 

The controversy escalated when Brent’s ex-girlfriend, Eva Gutowski, commented with a stunned “Omg wait omg wait,” prompting Lexi to cryptically respond, “You would know.”

The TikTok quickly went viral, catching the attention of gossip enthusiasts, including the prominent tea page, teatoktalk, which reposted the video with the caption, “Whew! The tea is HOT because #lorengray came out of nowhere and shaded #brentriviera for having an unhealthy relationship with his sister #lexirivera.” 

Brent Riviera and his sister Lexi Rivera. (Source: Instagram)

Fans couldn’t resist adding their speculations to the mix, with one saying, “I KNEW IT. They always gave incest vibes, that whole friend group he would film with are into some weird [expletive].” 

Another expressed discomfort, writing, “That’s so uncomfortable [expletive]. I didn’t know he was still around even, but the fact he’s still doing this is nasty.” 

Exploring Brent Riviera and his sister Lexi Rivera’s relationship

YouTube sensations Brent and Lexi Rivera invited People into their abode for a special episode of the YouTube series, Celebrity Home Scavenger Hunt. 

Premiered on September 17, 2020, on the PeopleTV YouTube channel, the show offered an intimate glimpse into the lives of celebrities, combining the elements of a scavenger hunt and an interview. 

The sibling duo engaged in a series of challenges set by the People team. Brent revealed his penchant for collecting quirky props for his videos and spilled the beans on his habit of purchasing two costumes a week. 

He also shared insights into his life by disclosing the weirdest prop he ever bought and an item acquired from a TV or movie set. Meanwhile, Lexi, with eight years of gymnastics under her belt, embarked on a quest to find an item that “screams gymnastics” and disclosed the best gift she had ever received. 

Additionally, the California natives opened up about their sibling dynamics during the scavenger hunt, providing viewers with an entertaining peek into their lives.

As the scavenger hunt unfolded, the duo showcased their playful banter and sibling camaraderie, answering questions about their preferences and sharing amusing anecdotes. 

When asked who would play them in a TV show about their lives, Brent confidently nominated Ashton Kutcher or Zac Efron for himself, while Lexi, with a touch of uncertainty, embraced the idea of Angelina Jolie taking on her role. 

The episode concluded with a rapid-fire 60-second Q&A session, where Brent, after a spirited game of “rock, paper, scissors,” took on the role of the answerer. 

In this segment, he divulged unexpected details about his preferences, from his go-to slow dance song to the sibling who develops crushes more quickly. 

Brent Riviera and his sister Lexi Rivera are also close with their other siblings

Brent and his sister Lexi share a remarkable bond not only with each other but also with their other siblings, Brice Rivera and Blake Rivera. While Brice and Blake may not be content creators like Brent and Lexi, they play an integral role in the tight-knit family dynamic. 

Despite Blake’s initial camera shyness, Brent and Lexi managed to bring him into the limelight with a special video titled “SURPRISING MY BROTHER WITH A CAR FOR HIS BIRTHDAY!!” 

Brice, on the other hand, actively participates in the fun, featuring in entertaining “Who knows me better” videos for both Lexi and Brent. Similarly, all four Rivera siblings frequently join forces in Lexi’s videos, creating content that resonates with their audience. 

Lexi, known for her playful teasing, has incorporated her brothers into hilarious “Overprotective brothers” videos, capturing their reactions to various pranks and challenges, ranging from a fake hickey to her Scandalous outfits.

Indie Artist Noelle Sucks Claims Olivia Rodrigo’s SNL Performance Is a Ripoff of Her Work

Noelle Sucks said, “I am pretty sure my art got stolen…”

Indie Artist Noelle Sucks Claims Olivia Rodrigo’s SNL Performance Is a Ripoff of Her Work

Indie artist Noelle Sucks has voiced serious concerns over potential plagiarism, asserting that Olivia Rodrigo‘s recent Saturday Night Live (SNL) performance has striking similarities to her own previous work.

Sucks took to Instagram to share her perspective, stating, “I am pretty sure my art got stolen and put on Saturday Night Live for Olivia Rodrigo’s most recent SNL performance. I just want to know what you guys think after I show you some facts.”

The base of her argument lies in a side-by-side comparison of her music video called ‘YOUR MOM CALLS ME’ from a few years ago with Rodrigo’s SNL performance, both centered around a “tea party gone wrong” concept that transitions from calm and pretty to angsty.

Sucks meticulously pointed out resemblances, emphasizing identical dance moves, such as cake smashing, sugar pouring, and hand gestures, performed by both herself and Rodrigo and their respective dance crews.

Notably, she also underscored the similarities in camerawork between the two videos, suggesting a potential replication or inspiration.

Furthermore, Sucks realized both she and Rodrigo’s creative director, Tarik Mikou, have a mutual friend who had publicly shared Sucks’ music on social media.

Sucks’ friend commented, “@noellesucks!!! This guy stole the Your Mom Calls Me music video concept from u.”

Additionally, her other friends, suspecting plagiarism, commented on Mikou’s Instagram accusing him of wrongdoing, which was later swiftly deleted.

Upon messaging her concerns on Mikou’s Instagram, Sucks faced no reply. Moreover, Mikou unfollowed their mutual connection and remained unresponsive to Sucks’s direct message on Instagram.

Fans opinion on the matter. (Source: Instagram)

The controversy’s curiosity grew as fans joined the discussion and voiced their dissatisfaction over the alleged plagiarism. A fan remarked, “the unfollowing and limiting of the comments told me everything I needed to know.”

Another fan added, “the unfollowing and limiting of the comments told me everything I needed to know lmao.” “Wowww. I’ve seen other artist I know get ripped off by her team before. So messed up,” another comment read.

Brief bio on Noelle Sucks

Noelle Sucks emerges as a distinctive force in the music scene, defying easy categorization with a unique blend of indie, shoegaze, pop, and rock that creates an emotional soundscape, as per her official website

Born into a musically talented family, Noelle’s artistic journey took a pivotal turn after a life-altering brush with death at the age of 13 during a major surgery. 

Raised with deeply spiritual views by her parents, the absence of any heavenly visions during this near-death experience challenged and reshaped her long-held beliefs, prompting a profound transformation in her perspective on life.

The recovery period from her surgery, though sidelining her from traditional schooling, became a catalyst for Sucks’ creativity. During this time, she began conceptualizing music videos for existing songs and discovered her passion for editing homemade videos. 

The newfound interest propelled her towards film school, and eventually, a return to music was sparked by a significant breakup at the age of 23, inspiring her to create her first song. 

Describing her early musical endeavors as a process of “catching up,” the artist filled in the gaps from the years she spent immersed in film and other pursuits.

Her musical career took a significant turn with the release of her ‘Out of Orbit’ EP in 2022. Her ability to traverse difficult emotions through her music was demonstrated in the EP, which delved into the complexities of emotions resulting from a breakup with her friend group. 

Notably, her connections nurtured at Emo Nite, an event central to her personal and artistic growth, have come full circle with her signing to Emo Nite’s new label, Graveboy Records. 

The debut single ‘Ugly Ugly,’ released on September 22, 2023, stands as a significant milestone.

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