They take full credit for the stunt.
On Saturday night, several people stormed onto the X Factor stage just as Honey G finished her performance.
The stage-invasion received plenty of attention across social media, with some people accusing the X Factor bosses of arranging it to improve ratings.
Now however, English Prankster group Troll Station have proudly owned up to the event.
https://twitter.com/TrollstationYT/status/802622499691241472
The Youtubers posted a video of the invasion and can be heard cheering and shouting ‘troll station’.
According to the Mirror the founding member of the prank group, Daniel Jarvis, was once arrested after a prank backfired, leaving him accused of a bomb hoax.
Another member of the group filmed his own video, which showed his dressing as a police man in order to get on stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUMq6aQnrrI
Following the stage invasion, one of the members of the group posted the aftermath of the prank which shows what seems to be a security guard speaking to them.
https://twitter.com/TrollstationYT/status/802671953517674497
According to Troll Station’s Twitter the men involved were detained for a short time but let go with no further action.
police were called by ITV on a possible assault on Honey G but she didn't snitch and didn't wanna press charges
— TrollStation (@TrollstationYT) November 27, 2016
