Justin Bieber Works "Yummy" Food Truck in LA With $1 Sandwiches and Tacos

The grilled cheese and tacos cost a solitary dollar, with proceeds going to food banks.

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The multi-chaptered "Yummy" campaign continues.

On Wednesday, Justin Bieber hopped inside a "Yummy"-themed food truck in Los Angeles to offer fans and circumstantial passersby alike a chance to score some grilled cheese sandwiches and fish tacos for merely $1 each. Per TMZ, Late Late Show host James Corden was also involved with the truckery, which makes sense given Bieber's recent hints that the two would be filming something together.

Big day @JKCorden

— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) January 22, 2020

Proceeds from the truck, which featured product names that nod at previous Bieber singles, go to local food banks. According to the TMZ report, Bieber and Corden also shot some Carpool Karaoke shenanigans the same day.

entregando a comida sem luvas, puts o jacquin ia fechar o food truck de yummy pela higiene pic.twitter.com/qMnBgHHd2A

— sam (@ollgstrust) January 22, 2020

Video of Justin Bieber leaving the Yummy food truck today. (January 22) pic.twitter.com/5Q9JwxmkNZ

— Justin Bieber Crew (@JBCrewdotcom) January 22, 2020

i did not get to eat justin bieber's "where are you now that i cheese ya?" or "despatacos" from his yummy food truck and now im gonna go cry about it so pls no one disturb me till i recover pic.twitter.com/3bDrtvV32X

— mehak (@bizzlesclout) January 23, 2020

"Yummy," the promo campaign for which has received its fair share of criticism, is currently at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. A new album is set for release this year, as is a YouTube documentary series.

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