Joe Budden argues that Frank Ocean was unprofessional and failed his fans by being late and cancelling his ice rink set.

“If you are more of a headache than I anticipated you been and we are who we are we're just Coachella I'm not relying on Frank Ocean and I'm sure you're very expensive too but but yeah I'm gonna say I'm gonna save me some I'm not [ __ ] with this weirdo”

Melissa Ford believes it is unfair to judge Frank Ocean negatively without knowing what occurred behind the scenes.

“but like you said when it comes to festivals and also not being there you don't know what was happening behind the scenes you know what could have like transpired that made him late and also why he had to shut down his performance at the time”

Heath considers his recent Coachella experience to be his cleanest and soberest one to date.

“this has been my like pretty much soberest Coachella. Like I would say cleanest Coachella today. I feel the worst. It's been the worst hangover.”

Artists have the right to express political messages, including criticism of Israel, at music festivals.

“When they say, "Why are you being political? Music is not supposed to be political. One, of course music is always political. That's ridiculous. And two, they simply mean, why won't you say nice things about Israel?"”

She believes that Coachella is a positive and enjoyable experience and those who complain about it are likely the reason for their own bad experience.

“Coachella, I don't know what to say other than everyone that says Coachella sucks, why are you there? How can you go to something so fun, so magical, you're so lucky to be there? How can you go there and be like, "This isn't fun." I just have one thing to say to you. You're not fun.”

Alisha Marie considers Coachella a dream come true.

“We're at the YouTube lounge here in the artist compound, and this is such a dream come true.”