Inspired by Hollywood movie Project X, that starred the likes of Miles Teller, a quaint Dutch town was rocked by a party that soon became a full-blown riot.
Read on to learn more about the real Project X and what happened on that night.
What was the real Project X? True story explained
She created an event on Facebook and accidentally set the invitation to public, with over 30,000 people RSVPing for the party after the event went viral.
While an appeal was issued telling people not to turn up to the party, at least 3,000 people arrived for the party anyway. The girl whose birthday it was and her family fled her home prior to the party.
Riot police were then deployed to control the crowds, and it was confirmed at the time that 34 people were arrested after rioters clashed with the police.
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