BWalk And Titus Film Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives

By Vinnie the Gooch·1 min read
BWalk And Titus Film Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives

BWalk and Titus stepped out of the Barstool studio and onto Flavortown, filming a segment with Guy Fieri himself.

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Mark Titus and Brandon Walker (BWalk) built their name behind a mic on Mostly Sports, trading takes and needling each other daily. This week they traded the studio for a downtown street corner, a film crew, and one of the most recognizable faces in food TV.

Guy Fieri stands next to a red convertible with BWalk and Titus while cameras roll, and a blooper subtitle admits someone botched the car door slam.

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The behind-the-scenes footage is exactly the chaos you'd want from a Barstool guys crossing over with Guy Fieri: a muscle car, a boom mic, and an on-camera fumble immortalized in the caption. It's the kind of blooper that never makes the actual Food Network cut but is pure gold for anyone who's watched Titus and BWalk try to be serious for even 10 seconds.

Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives has been Guy Fieri's flagship since 2007, and landing on it is still a real stamp of approval — you don't just show up in Flavortown, you get scouted for it. For two guys who've spent years riffing about food, sports, and everything in between on a podcast, sharing a shoot with Fieri is a legitimate bucket-list crossover, not just a novelty cameo.

The crew is shown fired up back at the studio after wrapping the shoot, with more footage of them riding through the city following the filming.

via @VivaLaStool

That energy in the follow-up clip tracks — wrapping a segment with a guy who's turned diner visits into a full-blown media empire is the kind of thing that gets talked about for weeks. The full segment reportedly dropped shortly after, giving fans the complete look at how BWalk and Titus handled sharing screen time with Fieri instead of just narrating highlights from behind a desk.

Whenever the actual Food Network episode airs, it'll mark one of the more unlikely Barstool crossovers in recent memory — not a debate show or a podcast guest spot, but a full network TV credit next to one of the biggest names in food. For a company that's spent years building out personalities beyond sports betting and stock trading, this is exactly the kind of mainstream visibility that expands the brand.

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