Being a movie star means being willing to physically transform yourself for money. And if you're Chris Pratt,Randy Spears Archives it also means occasionally falling into a state of food-based (or lack of) delirium that only serenading a scone will cure.
The latest installment of the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2actor's Instagram series #WhatsMySnack is here, and it's his best yet.
SEE ALSO: Giggle like Chris Pratt at delightful 'Guardians of the Galaxy' bloopersPratt may be deprived of his usual snacks during filming, but he'll be damned if he doesn't make the most of what he's got. Just look at the pure joy he exhibits, eating a scone for his "cheat meal."
It's inspirational. We know you can relate.
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Such a poignant portrayal of a truly universal experience. We give it a 10/10. Shout out to cinematographer par excellence, Anna Faris.
But the scone song is just the latest in a long series of #WhatsMySnack video goodness.
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In fact, the series has been going since the Jurassic World 2days.
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Now that is commitment.
We applaud you, Chris Pratt. Eating healthy snacks like a trooper, since 2015.
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