It's that time of year where people who like to attend Coachella are messed with by people who like to mess with people who go to Coachella w/ fake posters.

In the three months since we were blown away by Hologram Tupac "performing" at Coachella, the following artists have been under consideration to be the next Makaveli: Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley, Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson and so many, many more. The technology isn't going away, and it shouldn't -- it's too damn cool.

Since, with the exception of Bonnaroo, I've been to all of the music festivals featured in this Funny or Die infographic, I feel completely qualified to comment on its accuracy, and it is nearly spot-on.

Derivations of the Coachella Tupac Hologram continue to inspire the internet unlike anything we've seen since Ridiculously Photogenic Guy two weeks ago.

[via] By now you've surely heard Coachella brought back Tupac as a hologram last weekend, and you've probably read our first-hand account and laughed at this awesome GIF gallery.

It dawned on me earlier today that, in the midst of all the chatter and meme-making inspired by Hologram Tupac's Coachella performance and possible tour, I'd shockingly yet to read any first-hand account -- outside of a few tweets -- of what it was like to actually be there at Coachella at the precise moment Hologram Tupac took the stage.

Did you hear that Coachella brought Tupac back to life via hologram over the weekend.

[via] The 2012 Coachella Music and Arts festival started this weekend and ends next weekend in southern California.

Overheard at a recent meeting of Coachella organizers.