Big Bang Theory Star Mayim Bialik Slams Fyre Festival In One Tweet

Big Bang Theory star Mayim Bialik took to Twitter to weigh in on the Fyre Festival disaster, and [...]

By Hunter Miller

Big Bang Theory star Mayim Bialik took to Twitter to weigh in on the Fyre Festival disaster, and the mother of two slammed the controversial situation with one simple tweet.

The 41-year-old actress tweeted the image with the caption: "Sorry, I have to: this was an ad for #fyrefestival. I'll say no more."

The image that Mayim Bialik posted was a blurry snap showing five bikini-clad women taking a photo while hanging on the beach. The picture was a representation of what the Fyre Festival was supposed to look like, but in reality, it was a catastrophe.

After Bialik chimed in to bash the Fyre Festival fiasco, a slew of her fans responded with hilarious reactions. Several social media users were stunned at the horribly inaccurate advertisement for the music festival and they echoed Mayim's sentiment by poking fun at the ridiculous situation.

One fan wrote: "What? That looks accurate. Rich kids have to sit on a beach with no food or drink..."

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In case you missed it, the Fyre Festival was an event co-founded by rapper Ja Rule and Fyre C.E.O. Billy McFarland. It was marketed as the next Coachella, but turned out to be a total disaster.

The event, which was to be held in The Bahamas, was pitched as a luxurious getaway complete with yachts, celebrity-chef catering, and an amazing lineup of music artists set to take the stage. Celebrities like Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner, and Emily Ratajkowski were a few of the stars that were reportedly going to be given a free pass to the event in exchange for marketing the festival on social media.

What actually happened was there was no music festival and the attendees at the event were placed in disaster-relief tents with no lights. The lavish meal turned out to be a couple slices of wheat bread with a few slices of cheese. People were stranded on the island, and now Fyre has been slapped with a $100 million lawsuit.

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[H/T Twitter: Mayim Bialik]

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