Police shut down Cluely’s party, the ‘cheat at everything’ startup

The latest start -up culture drama occurred in San Francisco on Monday evening. It focuses on the “legendary party that has never happened,” says Cluely and CEO Roy Lee Techcrunch.

Kluweeli was hoping to throw the afternoon party for the Yombinator event that occurred on Monday and Tuesday, School Ai startup School. The event attracted the crowds thanks to the scheduled speakers such as Sam Al -Dmaan, Satia Nadella and Eileon Musk.

Cluely is an emerging company of artificial intelligence born from comedy marketing controversy and taste. It is true that the form, posted a sarcastic video on me on X announcing his party. He shows him a camp via the famous YMbinator – one of the YC founders who take personal photos with him. (Cluley is not a start -up.)

The party’s tweet announced more than 100,000 followers and said to DM to invite. Lee Techcrunch tells that he had not already sent invitations to hordes. He said, “We only supported friends and friends of friends.”

But it became the The party, and people shared the details. When it was scheduled to start, many people were standing outside the place so that the lines wrapped around the blocks. He tells me: “I just blew up a way out of lineage.” He added that what appeared to be 2000 people appeared.

A party may come out of control, but she did not get the opportunity. The lines prevented traffic, so the police appeared and closed. “Clawali Hala is very strong!” He heard me screaming abroad while the police officers seized it.

“The legendary party could have been in the history of technology. I would like to claim that the reputation of this story might make it the most legendary party never happened,” says Techcrunch, proud and coincidence.

Lee became known in San Francisco when he posted a viral tweet on X saying that he was suspended by the University of Colombia after he and his founder developed the Amnesty International tool to deceive the job interviews of software engineers.

They have turned this tool into a startup that provides a hidden window inside the browser that cannot be displayed by one of the interviews or profile. The startup also became viral for its marketing, which promised to help people “cheat in everything.” In April, Cluely raised a $ 5.3 million seed tour, and marketing is now a little less than the face: “All you need. Before you ask.”

The party and its death before the law enforcement naturally has become the subject of jokes, meanings and innovative rumors. Perhaps an explanation for the crowds abroad is more dull than some people imagined. After the police showed, “We have done some cleaning, but all drinks are waiting for the next party,”