The Real Life Blowouts that left us shocked...

PROJECT X WAS A SMALL MOVIE, THAT AFTER BEING SEEN BY MILLIONS STARTED A NEW STYLE OF INSANE PARTY'S!! project X may have seemed like a Innocent movie about three underrated teens trying to make a name for them selves by throwing a insane
party and actually not having a punishment when they Finish, but in real life the influences of the movie drove some kids to take it to the next level!

from BBC -      ☛

 Corey Delaney, 16, told Australian television he was giving up plans to become a carpenter, and would DJ and host parties instead.
Corey shot to international fame last week when 500 teenagers attended a party at his home in Melbourne.
Police who came to investigate noise were driven off by drunken guests.
By the time reinforcements arrived with dogs, the revellers had reportedly caused A$20,000 ($18,000; £9,200) of damage.Unrepentant An unrepentant Mr Delaney - who is also known as Corey Worthington - said at the time that any other teenager wanting to host a home-alone party should get him to organise it.

"Best party ever, that's what everyone's saying," he said.Now he is putting his own advice into practice.
"Working on a building site was pretty hard. Now I've got a manager, life's good," he said.The manager, celebrity agent Max Markson, said: "He did a great party in the wrong place."We're going to put on a great party in the right place."
Mr Delaney had originally hoped to keep the party a secret from his parents, but the world-wide publicity it attracted put paid to that. He temporarily left home to avoid his parents' wrath.
Since then, Corey has polarised public opinion.
He has become something of a hero for many young people, with some reports describing him as a Generation Z poster-boy.But other people have criticised him as an arrogant brat. A website inviting people to "slap Corey down the street" has had more than 700,000 hits. 

 Corey Worthington (born March 21, 1991, and also known as Corey Worthington Delaney and Corey Delaney) is an Australian, best known for holding a large party that was reported worldwide. Worthington hosted a party at his family's house in the Narre Warren area of Melbourne on the night of January 12, 2008 while his parents were away on holiday at the Gold Coast. The party eventually had 500 attendees and there was subsequent vandalism around the neighborhood. Thirty police officers were called in, including a police helicopter and the dog squad. The BBC reported that police were attacked with bottles and stones, and that police blamed alcohol consumption on a lack of adult supervision. After appearances on Australian news programs, such as an A Current Affair interview by Leila McKinnon, Worthington became an internet phenomenon.The Sydney Morning Herald called the interview "farcical", that Worthington "comprehensively steam-rolled" McKinnon and that "Within minutes of going online, McKinnon's tabloid TV tut-tutting had backfired, transforming Corey, who was interviewed shirtless, from naughty schoolboy to international hero."