The younger Kardashian sisters, Kylie and Kendall have caused quite the ruckus after they were able to enter an "adults only" night club in Los Angeles and came out drunk afterwards.

Famous young celebrities don't let anything get in their way when they want to act rebellious, and being underage didn't pose as a hurdle for Kylie and Kendall Jenner, younger sisters of Kim Kardashian, to enter an explicit nightclub in Los Angeles. TMZ reported that the 16 and 17-year-olds presented fake identification cards to the bouncers of the explicit Vignette Lounge. Later that night, the two were photographed looking extremely intoxicated, and even tried hiding their "drunk faces" with blankets.

Some would think that this would be the end of the story, but the Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has vowed to unearth what really happened that night. Since Kylie and Kendall are famous celebrities, people from the ABC thought that exposing the story would be a huge angle for an anti-underage drinking campaign. TMZ further reported that ABC is requesting video surveillance footages inside the Vignette Lounge when the sisters were there.

According to a report, the bouncer said he "didn't know" who Kylie and Kendall were, and he didn't "realize" that the two were the youngest siblings of the famous Kardashian sisters. Aged 16 and 17, the two would have not be able to get in if they presented real I.D.'s, and the only way an underage person can come inside the club is if the presenter of the I.D.'s were musicians. Neither of the two were labeled as musicians for that night, and the minimum age requirement for a musician to be able to go in is 18.

The two could be charged with underage drinking and a misdemeanor if found guilty. Kendall and Kylie Jenner's representatives failed to react or comment about the situation when confronted by gossip sites and tabloids.