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Guy Fieri Is Having A Ball At Coachella
Attending Coachella is pretty much mandatory if you're a young, hip celebrity. So naturally Guy Fieri is there with his son Hunter.
Cochella bound 🙌✌
— Hunter Fieri (@HunterFieri) April 15, 2016
Here's Hunter with Ice Cube:
Guy looking super cool with G-Eazy:
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Somebody ring the FOMO alarm!!
Guy fieri is at coachella I've never wanted to be somewhere so badly omg pic.twitter.com/8N5eURSkJR
— АЖ (@hotrussianbot) April 17, 2016
Add in a few more Crying Emojis and that's pretty much how I feel too.
Imagine paying like over 500 dollars to go to coachella and wear a nice outfit, and the entire time Guy Fieri is standing in front of you
— haley (@suphaley) April 17, 2016
Umm...EASILY worth the price of admission for a Guy spotting.
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Guy Fieri rolling into Coachella pic.twitter.com/NRcyKoRcqN
— Colin Jones (@colinjones) April 17, 2016
Hopefully Guy is there chowin' down on some festival grub for a future Coachella edition of Triple D.
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