Audience members who paid hundreds of dollars to watch the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics were furious when they learned top musicians were performing in Los Angeles

Attendees at the Olympics closing ceremony were left furious after realising the “confirmed musical guest” was actually thousands of miles away. Los Angeles.

Paris Olympic Games Red Hot Chili Peppers Billie Eilish and Snoop Dogg will perform at the city’s sports day closing ceremony on Sunday night.

But event attendees were very dismayed to discover that the musical trio wasn’t actually there in person – as they were performing in Los Angeles ahead of the 2028 Olympics and were only coming to Paris via livestream.

Tik Tok User @hilaryinparis called the incident the “scam of the century.”

“I’m angry. I want a refund,” she said. explain. I completely understand the way the torch was passed, but to pass it in that way without allowing Paris to have the closing ceremony as its own and own it in the climax – I was really shocked.’

A TikTok user said she spent €250 to watch Billie Eilish’s final live stream

The 2028 Olympics will be held in Los Angeles, and Eilish performed live for fans in Los Angeles on the eve of the Olympics

Hillary revealed that she spent 250 euros ($273) on the event.

Another attendee, Amanda Rollins, TikTok username: @americanfille, was equally confused.

“What just happened? I know they didn’t advertise that Red Hot Chili Peppers, Snoop Dogg and Billie Eilish were confirmed to be on a music show and then have those three artists appear on camera,” she said. explain.

She also captioned the video: “They wouldn’t do this to us. I’m obviously hallucinating.”

To make matters worse, Snoop Dogg was actually in Paris during the entire Olympics, serving as a torchbearer and special correspondent for NBC.

Tom Cruise jumped from the roof of the Stade de France during the closing ceremony on Sunday

But Snoop Dogg — who was in Paris for the Olympics — showed up at the closing ceremony in Los Angeles.

While the closing ceremony attendees may have been disappointed with the event, they did see some in-person action, as Tom Cruise appears.

The Hollywood actor performed a life-threatening stunt by jumping off the roof of the Stade de France.

Ben Winston, executive producer and creative director of Fulwell 73 Productions, told Fashion The stunt took more than a year to prepare.

French band Phoenix also performed live in Paris, but rumors that legendary electronic duo Daft Punk would perform were proven to be false.