Humor is subjective and when it comes to the internet, sometimes it's just completely misunderstood. That's what Matty Roberts of California has learned since creating what he thought was a silly Facebook event only to receive millions of RSVPs.
Humor is subjective and when it comes to the internet, sometimes it's just completely misunderstood. That's what Matty Roberts of California has learned since creating what he thought was a silly Facebook event only to receive millions of RSVPs.
When you read the description, it's definitely tongue in cheek, with descriptions of how "Naruto running" will help prevent being shot. Plus, the event is hosted by "Shitposting cause im in shambles", which is a clue.
Still, if even a tiny portion of the millions show up, it could cause a lot of trouble and the U.S. Air Force has already issued a warning to anyone who might decide to try.
He worried that people might show up at his home or worse, that the FBI might.
"I was just like, the FBI’s going to show up at my house and it got a little spooky from there," he told NPR while still using the pseudonym Val.
All 10 rooms at the Little A'Le'Inn, which at 26 miles from the site is the closest lodging option, have already been booked and more calls keep coming in.