Some well-known names described 'walking for hours' to get as far away from the main festival site as possible.
Celebrities have shown once again that they can be just like us, this time resorting to hitchhiking to get out of a music festival.
Burning Man attendees look at a rainbow over flooding on a desert plain on September 1, 2023. Some big-name celebrities had to get creative to leave the flooded festival.host Chris Rock had to get out of there. The 58-year-old comedian joined prolific music producer Diplo in a 5-mile trek out of the main festival area and were eventually given a lift by a fan in the back of his pickup truck.
"No one was making it out of Burning Man... no one believed we would get to D.C. for the show tonight. But God did," he wrote on a selfie during the plane ride to Washington D.C which he posted to his Instagram stories.
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