Coachella Weekend 2 Livestream Chaos

Coachella Weekend 2 Live Stream Schedule

Coachella Weekend 2: The Lost Livestream

It was the second weekend of Coachella 2024, and fans around the world were buzzing with excitement. The official livestream schedule had just dropped, promising electrifying performances from headliners like Lana Del Rey, Tyler, The Creator, and Doja Cat. But little did anyone know, this year’s Weekend 2 livestream would become legendary for all the wrong reasons.

Friday: The Glitch Heard ‘Round the World

The stream kicked off smoothly with indie darlings Hippo Campus delivering a dreamy sunset set. But just as Lana Del Rey took the stage for her highly anticipated performance, the feed suddenly cut to… a loop of a llama eating grass.

Fans erupted in confusion. Twitter exploded with memes. #CoachellaGlitch trended worldwide. Meanwhile, backstage, a frazzled intern named Derek realized he had accidentally switched the feed to a nearby petting zoo cam. By the time it was fixed, Lana was halfway through 'Video Games,' and thousands of viewers missed her surprise guest appearance by Billie Eilish.

Saturday: The Mystery of the Missing Set

Saturday’s stream seemed back on track—until fans noticed something odd. Tyler, The Creator’s set was listed on the schedule, but when the time came, the screen displayed a cryptic message:

'This performance has been moved to the Sahara Tent. (Just kidding, find it yourself.)'

Rumors spread. Was this an elaborate ARG? A technical error? Nope—just Tyler trolling the livestream audience. Meanwhile, attendees at the festival witnessed one of his wildest shows yet, complete with a giant, floating IGOR puppet. Livestream viewers? They got 10 minutes of a static shot of a palm tree before the feed switched to BLACKPINK’s Jennie dancing backstage.

Sunday: The Unauthorized Broadcast

By Sunday, Coachella’s tech team was on high alert. But nothing could prepare them for what happened during Doja Cat’s closing set.

Midway through 'Paint the Town Red,' the stream suddenly split into two feeds—one showing Doja’s performance, the other showing… a guy in a dinosaur suit DJing in the campgrounds. Turns out, a rogue festival-goer had hacked into a backup satellite feed and was broadcasting his own 'Unofficial Coachella Afterparty.'

For the next 20 minutes, viewers could toggle between Doja’s pyro-filled spectacle and DJ T-Rex spinning EDM remixes of the Jurassic Park theme. The internet lost it. Coachella’s legal team did not.

The Aftermath

By Monday morning, the chaos was immortalized in memes, think pieces, and a Change.org petition to make DJ T-Rex an official performer for 2025. Coachella’s organizers promised 'upgraded streaming infrastructure,' but secretly knew—nothing could top the glorious mess of Weekend 2.

And somewhere in the desert, a lone llama chewed grass, blissfully unaware of its viral fame.

THE END.

(Want more? Tune into Weekend 2’s 'lost' footage… if you can find it.) 🦖🎵

Coachella Weekend 2 Livestream Chaos

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