A student was caught with more than £11,000 worth of drugs at Leeds Festival.
Daniel Matthews was arrested at the music festival in Branham in 2018.
The 22-year-old graduate was jailed for two years and eight months on Wednesday after pleading guilty to three counts of possession of a class A drug with intent to supply, three counts of supplying a class A drug, one of possession of a class B drug with intent to supply and one of supplying a class B drug.
Prosecutor Jonathan Sharp said Matthews, who was described as a recreational drug user, was caught with 125 MDMA deals in different forms and 19 deals of ketamine.
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His mobile phone was seized and contained text messages relating to the supply of drugs.
He had already made more than £1,000 by that point and was due to make a total of between £6,800 and £11,400.
In his police interview, Matthews admitted his offences but underplayed the amount he had been charging and receiving for the drugs.
Matthews, whose dad died the year before the offences, had no convictions prior to this case.
The court was told Matthews was a student at the time of the offences but has since graduated and obtained a job in the construction industry.
The court was provided with a number of character references, including from his employer, in which he was described as a decent, hard-working young man.
He was given full credit for his guilty pleas.
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