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Following his Oscar victory for best actor in 'Sinners,' Michael B. Jordan made a celebratory stop at In-N-Out Burger. Dressed in his formal attire, he enjoyed the meal while engaging with fans and signing hats, amidst the hustle and bustle often seen at fast food chains after major awards. This tradition of winners indulging in fast food post-Oscars has been shared by stars like Hilary Swank and Julia Roberts in the past.
After winning the Academy Award for Best Actor, Michael B. Jordan opted for a celebratory burger at In-N-Out, continuing a tradition among Oscar winners. The actor, recognized for his role in the vampire-blues film 'Sinners,' visited the iconic fast-food chain shortly after the Hollywood ceremony.
Still clad in his black suit from the red carpet event, Jordan dined with his award proudly displayed on the table. The star was all smiles as he interacted with staff, signing In-N-Out hats while enjoying his meal. It's a well-known custom for Oscar winners to conclude their night with a burger, a path taken before him by renowned stars like Hilary Swank and Julia Roberts.
Jordan's choice, a hefty 3x3 burger loaded with three beef patties and three slices of cheese, likely catered to his post-ceremony hunger. However, his meal was far from a solitary affair; a sea of photographers and enthusiastic fans surrounded him, capturing the moment.
The connection between the Oscars and fast food isn't new. Celebrities have frequently chosen to visit In-N-Out or similar establishments after the ceremony, possibly fueled by their longstanding association with post-Oscar celebrations, including the infamous Vanity Fair afterparty serving In-N-Out burgers since 1994. This year was no exception, as celebrated figures continued to engage with the culture of casual dining after the glitz of the awards.
