Posted by Unknown at 10:09 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis Share to Twitter Share to Facebook. FWsimGO Team We are a FANPAGE of FWSIM oficial software. "It has nothing to do with the actual event or Seoul," Trötzmüller told AFP via email on July 6, 2021. Here is the list of winners of the biggest FWsim Fan Made New Year Contest More below you can see the scores and other details of the contest. Lukas Trötzmüller, the founder of FWsim, confirmed that the video seen in the misleading Facebook post was created by using FWsim simulator. "The great software used to mastermind a production like this is FWSim."Īccording to FWsim's official website, users can "create firework displays with your favourite music" and "build firework effects, or choose from a huge effects library" with the tool. It took me a little over a week to complete, and I am very happy with the outcome.
The caption of the video titled "New Years 2013 - Synchronized Epic Music (Heart of Courage) - FWSim Fireworks Display - HD" reads in part: "I wanted to continue the party by sharing this fireworks display I created & actualized. The same video has been widely shared online, including in this post from 2015 where it has attracted more than 2.7 million views.Ī reverse image search found the original clip was shared here on YouTube on Januby a user "mediabyjj." The event is also referred to as "Hanwha International Fireworks Festival" since it is jointly hosted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the South Korean conglomerate Hanwha Group. The Seoul International Fireworks Festival is an annual event in the South Korean caption, last held in October 2019 as 2020's edition was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The claim was shared alongside a link to a YouTube clip titled "The winner of Hanwha International Fireworks Festival" posted on 27 August 2015. It's not even from 2020 according to Snopes, this particular fireworks show first launched in 2015.Screenshot of the misleading Facebook post, captured on 7 July, 2021. Not to splash water all over your fireworks festivities, but according to the essential internet detectives at Snopes, this is not really the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics fireworks show, taking off early as a break from our pandemic-invaded lives. It's an Olympics-sized show that's fittingly higher, faster, stronger. And completely fictional.
As a result, we got this blindingly beautiful, dazzlingly intricate taste of the Olympics a year early. But while the show could be held until next year, apparently the firecrackers themselves couldn't, threatening to spoil in storage. Social media has been oohing and ahhing this month at this incredible fireworks presentation caught on video courtesy of Tokyo, Japan, which had this remarkable show planned for the opening ceremony of the 2020 Summer Olympics but had to scrap it due to the pandemic. The Tokyo Olympics may have been postponed to next year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but at least we got one heck of a fireworks show, right?
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