Why on god's earth did Jake wear that hat...
reports that 66,000 fans paid between $50-75 of their very own dollars to stream Josh and Tana's chaos, via a live-streaming app called Halogen.
Now, they're demanding their money back because the live-stream was reportedly blurry, began late, and only lasted for ten minutes of the sugary mayhem. They probably had to watch thisYouTube video of the champagne flute incident, like everyone else, instead of watching it in real time. Luckily, although somewhat shockingly, it seems unhappy viewers are actually getting their refunds. According to, Apple and Google Play are paying back customers who purchased the Halogen App through their platforms, though it's unclear if Halogen is going to eat the costs, or just blame it on Jake and Tana.:"Many high-profile creators use Halogen to broadcast their live events.
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