SoBeWFF BBQ & The Blues: Top Six Chef GIFs of the Night

Alex Rodriguez February 24, 2013 9:00AM

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Event recaps can be super repetitive sometimes. Unless something über spectacular happened, they're usually predictable.

SO WE'RE ABOUT TO CHANGE THAT, Y'ALL!

In the spirit of all things good and fun, we popped around from booth to booth at Thrillist's BBQ & The Blues last night hosted by none other than Geoffrey Zakarian at the Eden Roc. The blues band, Diablo Dimes & The Bloodhounds taught the crowd what a "poor man's trumpet" was, while 'cue, beer, and even a full smoker made it out to the party.

The food was nothing short of amazing -- that, we can say. (P.S.: Shout out to Paula DaSilva's incredible barbecue tamale. It's the new black, y'all). But even better than the food were the ridiculous shenanigans that the chef teams got into when we stopped by for photos.

Here now are the top six greatest chef GIFs from last night's bitchin' soirée.

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Alex Rodriguez