By Henri Paget and Matt Bachl
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Victoria's own 'Party Boy' is lapping up his notoriety on a personal Myspace page, where his peers are joining him in celebrating his newfound fame.
The teen has changed his profile picture to a National Nine News image which was taken the morning after his out-of-control party sparked a riot in suburban Melbourne.
"Me lookin s*** after the massive Narre party," reads a caption on the picture, while others say "me bein (sic) a knob", "gay pic of me" and "me nipple ring (HI-5)".
Alongside the image are several older photos which show the 16-year-old sporting dark hair and flexing for the camera.
"Woah get any [more] muscler n u (sic) could make the Rock look unfit," comments 16-year-old "Rozzyy".
Up to 500 alcohol-fuelled teenagers turned up to the teen's house last Saturday night after he posted an open invite on his Myspace page.
Police were forced to bring in the dog squad and call for helicopter assistance to disperse the throng, after they damaged police cars and neighbourhood property in Narre Warren South.
There was no sign of the party host at his Narre Warren home today when his parents arrived home from holiday, sparking rumours the teenager has run away.
Although his acts of rebellion have enraged his parents and local authorities, friends seem to be congratulating him on his exploits.
"Haha everyone's commenting about the party and you being on the news," writes a friend.
"I think you have fans!"
Only a couple of the comments offer any sort of criticism.
"You're pretty f***ing stupid," writes 15-year-old Louise.
"lol nice hair."
On the profile page of the site, the teen has posted a video of his appearance on A Current Affair last night during which he stubbornly refused to remove his sunglasses.
"Best party ever, that's what everyone's saying," he told the program.
Meanwhile, a Facebook profile claiming to be his has attracted almost 100 real fans.
"Just know you're a hero in the US, keep up the good work," David Goodman wrote on the Facebook profile, which lists the teen's religious views as "Party hard".
Other messages further demonstrated just how far the story had travelled.
"Dude im in South America at the moment checking out the news ... That's the coolest funniest interview I've ever seen," wrote Chris Bryant.
Allison Buchanan added: "OMG my mum heard about you all the way in England, you are truly a f*** up and a legend!"
BBC, CNN and the Guardian are among the major international news providers to have picked up on the story, which has also appeared on gay news site Queer Filter and Ordu-language.
On the Myspace page he lists his occupation as "stuff", and says he is looking for dating, serious relationships and friends.
He also says his star sign is Aries, and that he plans to have children "someday",
"I got my nipple, tongue and eyebrow pierced," he writes.
"I love to go out to partys (sic) and the beach."
Police said the boy's parents could be billed for the estimated $20,000 damage the revellers caused — but earlier today ninemsn revealed the boy could make a fortune of his own working as a party promoter.
"A promoter who can organise a party for 500 people can make anywhere from $2000 to $10,000," said Tim Sabre, director of Raw Entertainment.
"We're prepared to put him in as a party promoter — we'd organise an underage party and have him as the host."
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