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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are the stars of Deadpool & Wolverine, perhaps 2024's most anticipated film. Bringing together these iconic characters and rivals has been years in the making, but the wait is finally over as Deadpool & Wolverine opens in theaters nationwide on July 26th. But how are they with spicy food? Find out as the two box-office titans take on the wings of death and discuss superhero costumes, Marvel leaks, and the depths of their beautiful bromance.

Gordon Ramsay is one of the world's most decorated and successful chefs, with an empire that includes more than a dozen restaurants, countless best-selling cookbooks, and seven hit TV shows, including Master Chef Jr., which returns to Fox this February. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the MOST-REQUESTED GUEST in Hot Ones history finally sits face-to-face with Sean Evans. Despite his misgivings about the culinary quality of the wings of death, Gordon throws himself into the challenge full force. Along the way, he discusses his chef influences, explains how to make the perfect scrambled eggs, and tries to find an antidote to spicy food.

Paul Rudd is an actor, writer, and producer who has been in some of the most beloved films and TV shows of the last 25 years, from Judd Apatow comedies to the Marvel Universe. You can catch him on the new Netflix comedy, Living With Yourself, which is set to release on October 18th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as one of the nicest dudes in Hollywood takes on some of the least nice hot sauces on the planet. Along the way, Rudd breaks down the alternate Anchorman script that never was, shares his love for David Letterman, and improvises a tearful scene inspired by the wings of death.

Donald Glover—a.k.a., Childish Gambino—is a five-time Grammy Award–winning artist, as well as an Emmy Award–winning actor and director. Earlier this year, he re-released his album 3.15.20 under the name Atavista, and soon he'll be dropping his final studio album under the Childish Gambino name. It's called Bando Stone & The New World, which will be accompanied by a short film and world tour. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the multi-hyphenate auteur discusses the legacy of Childish Gambino, the influence of Atlanta's lemon-pepper wings, and memorable moments on the set of Community.

John Oliver is the Peabody Award–winning host of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, a show that's won more than two dozen Emmys since premiering in 2014. Catch new episodes Sunday nights on HBO at 11:00 ET, with past episodes canonized rather conveniently right here on YouTube. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the former Daily Show correspondent discusses the problems with cable news, his love for the Muppets, and his iconic (in his own mind) free kick in Soweto.

Stephen Curry is the greatest shooter in NBA history and a four-time champion with a pair of MVPs and nine All-Star game appearances to his name. You can see his journey from overlooked prospect to NBA legend in the new documentary, Underrated, which is now available on Apple TV+. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Steph takes on the wings of death and discusses NBA popcorn power rankings, the shooting mechanics of Klay Thompson, and memorable moments with Kobe Bryant.

Sydney Sweeney is an Emmy Award–nominated actress you know from breakout hit shows like White Lotus, The Handmaid's Tale, and Euphoria. Now, she's taking on the role of Spider-Woman Julia Carpenter in the Marvel Comics-inspired Madame Web, set to release in theaters on February 14th. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Sweeney takes on the wings of death and discusses rom-coms, the GOAT movie-theater snacks, and the fashion of Euphoria.

Lewis Hamilton is the winningest Formula One driver in the history of the sport, with seven World Drivers' Championships, a record-breaking 103 wins, and nearly 200 podium finishes to his name. But how is he with spicy wings? Find out as the racing legend takes on the wings of the death and discusses pre-race fashion, F1 lingo, and the psychology of being the hunter versus the hunted.

Rapper, comedian, impressionist, actor—Jay Pharoah is one of the most multitalented entertainers working today. Turns out he's also a beast when it comes to hot sauce (by his own account, he used to drink it by the bottle). Watch the SNL alum take on some of the spiciest wings on the planet while discussing Drake's after-parties, Kevin Hart's abs, and the Michelle Obama's rhymes.

Post Malone makes his triumphant return for the Season 18 Hot Ones premiere! Posty cemented his place in Hot Ones history when he first sat down with Sean Evans five years ago, so you already know how he is with spicy food. But now he's back, having smashed Billboard and streaming records as one of the highest-selling musicians of the last decade. And his long-awaited album, Twelve Carat Toothache, is coming soon. Watch as two brothers in spice reunite over a brand-new hot sauce lineup and discuss everything from ghosts, to Magic the Gathering, to the state of the music industry.

Pedro Pascal is an actor you know from a string of massive global hits over the last decade, including Game of Thrones, Narcos, and The Last of Us. Currently, he stars in the much anticipated third season of The Mandalorian, streaming now on Disney+. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Pascal takes on the wings of death and talks about epic on-screen deaths, working with Baby Yoda, and his unapologetic take on Mexican food in New York City.

Vince Vaughn is an actor who's graced the screen for more than 30 years—from tentpole comedies like Wedding Crashers, Dodgeball, and Old School, to beloved indies like Swingers and Made. He also stars in the brand-new Apple Original dark comedy, Bad Monkey, which is set to begin streaming on August 14th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Vaughn takes on the wings of death and discusses the state of Hollywood, the keys to a Vegas trip, and his most quotable movie lines of all time.

Sterling K. Brown is an Emmy, SAG, and Golden Globe Award–winning actor you know from beloved TV and film projects like This Is Us and Black Panther. He's also got a pair of acclaimed films this year—Biosphere, out now on AMC+, and the Cord Jefferson–directed satirical drama, American Fiction, coming in December. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the veteran thespian takes on the wings of death and discusses on-screen deaths, the G.O.A.T. football movies, and his enduring love of Shakespeare.

Kieran Culkin is an Emmy-nominated actor you know as Roman Roy on the riveting HBO drama Succession, now in its fourth and final season. He's also a celebrated film and theater star with credits like Igby Goes Down and multiple productions of This Is Our Youth. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Culkin takes on the wings of death and discusses Stone Cold Steve Austin, his favorite classic Nintendo games, and the competitiveness of Michael Cera.

Hot Ones fans have spoken, and we heard your voices loud and clear: Get Brett Baker on the show! Finally, he's here—the man, the myth, the Nebraska legend. You know him from his weekly Hot Ones Power Rankings on Twitter, as well as the time he was serenaded to the tune of Blair's Mega Death Sauce with Liquid Rage by Russell Brand. Now, he's turning the tables on Sean Evans, taking over the hosting seat and making SEAN answer some hot questions for once.

Terry Crews has more strength in one bicep than most humans have in their entire being. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Brooklyn Nine-Nine star enters the Hot Ones terrordome and goes beastmode on the wings of death. As he tackles sauce after sauce with Sean Evans, Crews opens up about everything from his relationship with his father, to his difficult experience in the NFL.

Bryan Cranston is a six-time Emmy Award–winning actor you know from acclaimed Broadway performances, films that include 2013's Best Picture Argo, and iconic TV shows like Malcolm in the Middle and Breaking Bad. He also stars in the highly anticipated second season of the crime drama Your Honor, now airing on Showtime. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as he makes his triumphant return to the Hot Ones table and takes on the wings of death with Sean Evans. Along the way, he discusses his love affair with the Dodgers, behind-the-scenes Breaking Bad stories, and the keys to being a committed actor.

Bill Murray is a pop-culture icon and Mark Twain Award-winning comedian and actor, who has entertained us for nearly five decades. And now, you can catch him in the critically acclaimed comedy Riff Raff, in theaters now. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Hollywood legend takes on the wings of death and discusses his iconic roles, reflects on SNL’s 50th anniversary, and shares a dab with Pete Davidson.

Gwyneth Paltrow is an Oscar, Golden Globe, and Emmy Award–winning actor, a best-selling cookbook author, and the founder and CEO of the lifestyle brand Goop. But how is she with spicy wings? Find out as Paltrow takes on the wings of death and discusses mastering a British accent for Shakespeare in Love, why basil is the king of herbs, and skincare tips for Sean.

From the breakout success of "White Iverson," to a guest spot on Justin Bieber's blockbuster Purpose Tour, Post Malone can't stop winning. Now, as he prepares to drop his debut album, "Stoney," on 12/9, he risks it all by taking down a platter of dangerously spicy wings. In the process, he offers some top-shelf animal anecdotes, a very hot In-N-Out take, and a working definition of "sauce." Let's get weird.

You asked for him, and now he's here: Mr. Wonderful in the Hot Ones studio. The host of Viceland's "F**k That's Delicious" smokes and drinks his way through the Scoville onslaught, tackling questions about everything from on-stage body slams to legendary TV chefs along the way. And don't worry: There's a Big Body Bes cameo, just as you knew there would be.

Shia LaBeouf finally takes on the wings of death for the Hot Ones Season 10 premiere! He's an actor, performance artist, and style icon, and he's got a pair of brand new films this fall: the much buzzed-about Peanut Butter Falcon, out now, and his semi-autobiographical story, Honey Boy, coming to theaters on November 8th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the "half-Cajun, half-Jewish" star battles the brand-new Hot Ones lineup and discusses everything from wrestling with Tom Hardy, to giving Kanye West his Indiana Jones hat.

Comedian Bert Kreischer has lived many lives, all of which involve partying and being awesome. His legendary college antics inspired the movie Van Wilder, and his standup is anchored by some of the most outrageous anecdotes you've ever heard. Watch him achieve #PeakBert as he appears on Hot Ones, a show he's been riding for since day one. Shout out to Bert, the O.G. celeb Hot Ones fan!

John Stamos is an actor, producer, and pop-culture icon you know from shows like Full House, General Hospital, E.R., and many more. His new memoir, If You Would Have Told Me, is due out this October. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Stamos fans out with Sean Evans and shares some of his unbelievable Hollywood stories—from friendships with comic legends like Don Rickles and Bob Saget, to memorable moments with Howard Stern and James Earl Jones.

David Blaine is known the world over for his street magic and endurance stunts, which include being buried alive for seven days and holding his breath underwater for 17 minutes. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the legendary magician takes on the wings of death and discusses his origin story, the wisdom of David Copperfield, and his closest calls. Needless to say, he's got a trick or two up his sleeve as well...that may or may not involve Carolina Reapers from Smokin' Ed Currie himself. Prepare to have your mind blown and be sure to check out his new live show “David Blaine in Spades” starting September 30th at Resorts World Las Vegas.

Charlize Theron is an Oscar-winning actress, humanitarian, and Hollywood superstar. But how is she with hot food? Find out as the Gringo star tests her spice credentials against the wings of death on Hot Ones. As she struggles through the Scoville onslaught, Theron teaches Sean some South African slang, breaks down her reality-TV obsession, and takes the spiciest Rorschach test in history.

Jack Black and Kyle Gass have been rocking crowds as Tenacious D for more than two decades. But what happens when they get rocked by the wings of death? Find out as the Greatest Band in the World goes wing for wing with Sean Evans on this week's Hot Ones. Along they way, the comedic duo discusses everything from Jack's infamous Dorito Burrito, to Kanye West, to their new six-part animated YouTube series called "Tenacious D in Post-Apocalypto." This is not the greatest interview in the world; it's just a tribute!

Lupita Nyong’o is an Academy Award-winning actress you know from films like 12 Years a Slave, US, the Star Wars franchise, Black Panther, and many more. You can also catch her starring in the much anticipated apocalyptic prequel A Quiet Place: Day One, which is set to release in theaters on June 27th. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Nyong’o takes on the wings of death and discusses making scary movies, acting opposite a cat, pitching Taylor Swift to clear “Shake It Off” for LIttle Monsters, and breaking down Jay-Z’s lyric to tell us what it means to be “on my Nyong’o.”

Scarlett Johansson is one of the biggest movie stars on the planet, and you can catch her as Black Widow in Avengers: Endgame, hitting theaters everywhere on April 26. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the actress joins Sean Evans for the season 8 finale of Hot Ones. As she attempts to jump kick the wings of death, Johansson learns about memes, talks about the best movie-set food, and tries to avoid spoiling Avengers: Endgame. Thanks for another great season, spice lords!

Chris Hemsworth is a box-office juggernaut you know from films like Thor and The Avengers, the Extraction franchise, and many more. Starting May 24, you can catch him as Dementus in the George Miller-directed Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Hemsworth takes on the wings of death and discusses the art of action-movie stunts, the Marvel Comic Universe, and surfing with Kelly Slater.

Jake Gyllenhaal is an Academy Award-nominated actor whose resume includes everything from box-office shattering franchise films, to chilling psychological thrillers, to West End productions and the Broadway stage. His latest project is the Guy Ritchie-directed action-thriller, The Covenant, which is set to release in theaters April 21. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Gyllenhaal takes on the wings of death and discusses Sean’s mannerisms, experiencing altitude sickness with Josh Brolin, and his many iconic roles.

Saquon Barkley is a Pro Bowl running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, fresh off a record-breaking season as NFL Offensive Player of the Year, and a Super Bowl championship. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Barkley takes on the wings of death and discusses weightlifting challenges, his epic Super Bowl celebrations, and Kevin Hart's pet eagles.

Tom Holland began his career at 12 years old in the West End production of Billy Elliot, and now he's one of Hollywood's biggest box office draws, from award-winning performances in The Impossible, to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. On the topic of the latter, his latest is sure to be one of the year's biggest films of the year—Spiderman: No Way Home, which is set to release in theaters on December 17th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Holland takes on the wings of death and discusses the joys of pub food, his relationship with Robert Downey Jr., and much more in this very special Season 16 finale!

Following in the bold footsteps of Key & Peele and Banks & Steelz, James Franco and Bryan Cranston close out Season 2 of Hot Ones by becoming the third twosome to take on the wings of death. The co-stars of "Why Him?" break down their facial-hair history and share crazy pre-fame experiences while tackling some of the hottest sauces on the planet.

Jimmy Fallon is the Emmy Award–winning host of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and an alum of Saturday Night Live. Now, he's releasing a comedy album for the season—check out Holiday Seasoning, set to release November 1. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the late-night icon takes on the wings of death while discussing hangouts with Derek Jeter, pinch-me moments with Bruce Springsteen, and that infamous Hot Ones segment with Selena Gomez on the Tonight Show.

Ken Jeong is known for his massively popular films like The Hangover and Crazy Rich Asians, his many hit TV shows including Community and The Masked Singer, and his hilarious standup—his first comedy special, "You Complete Me, Ho," is out now on Netflix. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the multitalented actor and former physician faces off against Sean Evans and the wings of death. As he battles the heat, Jeong dispels common medical myths, discusses his encounters with NBA legends like Shaq and Kevin Durant, talks about his first Prince concert, and even gives Sean a free check-up. You don't want to miss this one!

Ben Stiller is a comedy icon, actor, and director who has graced the screen for more than three decades. You can catch him starring in the new holiday comedy, Nutcrackers, streaming now on Hulu and Disney+. And, at long last, the Emmy Award–winning, critically-acclaimed hit Severance returns for Season 2 January 17th, only on Apple TV+. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Stiller takes on the wings of death and discusses his beloved New York Knicks, how he fell in love with filmmaking, and the legacy of Zoolander 2.

Mick Foley is a WWE Hall of Famer, a New York Times best-selling author, and host of the Foley Is Pod podcast. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as The Hardcore Legend puts it all on the line in a Battle Royale against the wings of death and discusses the origins of Mankind, classic Hallmark Christmas movies, and behind-the-scenes wrestling lore.

Rap phenom Logic spreads peace, love, and positivity wherever he goes. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the hyper-talented emcee battles through the wings of death, discussing his relationship with Neil deGrasse Tyson and challenging Vince Staples to a Playstation showdown along the way. Don't miss the fireworks at the end—in the words of Sean Evans, "Probably the most challenging wing 10 we've ever had."

Zlatan Ibrahimović is regarded as one of the greatest strikers of all time, with more than 500 career club goals to his name. He's a champion who's won league titles in the Netherlands, Spain, France, and Italy. And now, after a legendary career, he's a Senior Advisor to his old club AC Milan. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the sporting icon takes on the wings of death and reflects on legendary goals, his most memorable quotes, and what it means to play “Zlatan-style.” Here's to Season 25, Spice Lords!

Jennifer Lawrence is an Academy Award–winning actress you know from films like Silver Lining's Playbook, American Hustle, The Hunger Games, and many more. She also produces and stars in the new comedy, No Hard Feelings, which is set to release in theaters June 23. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the Hollywood powerhouse takes on the wings of death and discusses on-set injuries, chili-pizza sandwiches, and Will Ferrell's greatest hits.

Alton Brown is a food-TV trailblazer, award-winning author, and all-around culinary powerhouse. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the Iron Chef America host sits down for his date with Sean Evans and the wings of death. As he meticulously reorders the hot sauces according to his own ranking, Alton tackles everything from the history of food television, to Eminem lyrics, to the art of sabering a bottle of champagne. Do you agree with his pick for the best food movie of all time? Find out in this episode with one of most insightful voices in food.

Ty Burrell is one of TV's most iconic dads, playing Phil Dunphy on ABC's Modern Family. Unfortunately, that in no way prepares him for the wings of death. Fearing for his life, the actor gamely navigates the Scoville obstacle course, discussing everything from fry sauce, to Karl Malone, to his Mouth Feelings podcast along the way.

As his history-making comedy special What Now? hits theaters, the biggest comedian in the game joins the biggest Internet wings show in the game for an extra-hot interview. Kevin Hart damn near loses his mind on the hot sauce, but that doesn't stop him from peppering in some motivational speeches, cracking jokes about DJ Khaled, and regaling Sean with some hilarious anecdotes about working at a male strip club. In Hart's own words, "We out here!"

Colin Farrell is a Golden Globe Award–winning actor with a number of eagerly awaited projects on the way—including his role as The Penguin in The Batman coming to theaters on March 4th, as well as the Kogonada-directed science-fiction drama After Yang, which is set to release July 8th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Hollywood vet takes on the wings of death and discusses classic films, the genius of Stephen Speilberg, and his love of Chili Klaus.

Elizabeth Olsen is an actress whose work includes everything from the theater, to acclaimed indies like Wind River and Ingrid Goes West, to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the megahit show WandaVision, which is currently streaming on Disney+. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Olsen takes on the wings of death and discusses WandaVision easter eggs, Comic-Con, the definition of “stan,” and much more!

Daniel Radcliffe is known the world over for his role as Harry Potter in the eight-film franchise, as well as his work on Broadway. You can catch him in his latest film Escape From Pretoria, which is available to stream now. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the multifaceted actor takes on the wings of death—and accidentally double dabs Da Bomb—in the Hot Ones Season 13 finale!

Cardi B is a Grammy Award–winning artist with more #1 singles than any other woman in hip-hop history. Her latest hit with Megan Thee Stallion is called "Bongos" and is available everywhere now. But how is she with spicy food? Find as Cardi takes on the wings of death and discusses the art of a rap intro song, her admiration for Rihanna, the possibility of alien life, and her undying love for FDR.

Josh Brolin is an Academy Award–nominated actor with storied credits that include No Country For Old Men, Sicario, Deadpool, The Avengers, and many more. His latest project is the Western-set mystery thriller Outer Range, which is set to release on Prime Video April 15th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Brolin takes on the wings of death and discusses working with the Coen Brothers, growing up on punk rock, and his favorite TV shows of all time. Don't miss this high-octane Season 17 finale!

Stepping into the hot seat for First We Feast's second annual L.A. Week, the legendary Compton MC brings some veteran cockiness to Hot Ones, the Internet's most dangerous interview show. Watch the "black Rachael Ray" take on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world while remembering his Rock N' Jock days and opening up about Tupac, Kendrick Lamar, and Action Bronson.

Aubrey Plaza is known for her cult roles in Funny People, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, Parks and Recreation, and many more. You can catch her in FX's Legion, which returns for its third season on Monday, June 21 and she also stars in Child's Play, set to hit theaters June 21st. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the deadpan queen tries to keep her poker face intact while battling some of the hottest wings on the planet. Along the way, Plaza pulls back the curtain on Parks & Rec BTS, explains her iconic late-night performances, and attempts to drink milk through her nose.

Aaron Paul is a three-time Emmy Award–winning actor you know from his iconic performance as Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad. Check out Dos Hombres mezcal for your smooth and smoky cocktails this summer, and catch his starring role in the sci-fi thriller, Ash, which is now available on demand and streaming. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Paul takes on the wings of death and discusses Breaking Bad lore, Bryan Cranston's most memorable on-set pranks, and his appearance on The Price Is Right.

Will Forte is an actor and comedian you know from his nearly decade-long run on Saturday Night Live, films like Nebraska and MacGruber, and the sitcom Last Man on Earth. You can also catch him in Disney and Pixar's first animated television series, Win or Lose, now streaming on Disney+, as well as the comedy miniseries The Four Seasons coming to Netflix in May. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Forte takes on the wings of death and talks about day drinking with Seth Meyers, committing to his comedy, and trying to get the highest Donkey Kong score of all time.

Questlove is a six-time Grammy Award–winning musician, an Oscar Award–winning director, and the renowned drummer of The Roots. His latest documentaries are Sly Lives!, chronicling the legendary musician Sly Stone, set to drop on Hulu/Disney+ February 13th; and 50 Years of SNL Music, where he's unpacking the five decade–long history of music in Studio 8H is now available on Peacock. But how is he with spicy wings? Find out as Quest takes on the wings of death and discusses high-school talent show battles against Boyz II Men, celebrates his birthday in fiery fashion, and gets a post-game pep talk from Jimmy Fallon.

Stavros Halkias is stand-up comedian who you can catch live on The Dream Boat Tour and tune into weekly on his podcast, Stavvy's World. He also stars in and co-wrote the new comedy, Let's Start a Cult, which will be released on Hulu on February 4. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Stavvy takes on the wings of death and discusses the rise of "crowd work" comedy, the hallmarks of a legit Greek diner, and his die-hard fandom of the Baltimore Ravens.

Comedian Nick Kroll's cast of sketch-comedy characters includes Bobby Bottleservice, Liz G., and Aspen Bruckenheimer. Can any of them stand the heat of Zombie Apocalypse and Da Bomb Beyond Insanity? Find out as Kroll and Co. go wing for wing with Sean Evans, tackling everything from The League behind-the-scenes stories to Aziz Ansari dining tips along the way.

Halle Berry is one of the most successful actresses in Hollywood, with a storied career in film that spans more than 25 years. You can catch her starring alongside Keanu Reeves in John Wick 3, which is currently in theaters and premiered at #1 at the box office. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the Oscar winner lets her competitive spirit loose on the wings of death, and discusses everything from Kanye lyrics, to dog training, to her iconic film roles. Will Halle Berry join the Clean Wings Club? Watch to find out.

In what may be the greatest tour de force in Hot Ones history, comedian and truthsayer Russell Brand transforms from a spice novice to a full-on capsaicin junkie while facing the wings of death. After bantering with host Sean Evans about everything from visiting Donald Trump's tower to being a West Ham United super fan, Brand finds that his consciousness is awakened by the hot sauce. Eventually, he's moved to freestyle an impromptu song for a very special Hot Ones fan. You don't want to miss this!

Bobby Flay is Emmy Award–winning food TV pioneer and acclaimed restaurateur. Catch him Tuesdays on the Food Network with Bobby's Triple Threat, and then again on Thursdays with Beat Bobby Flay. He also has a cat food line called Made by Nacho and, of course, Bobby's Burgers with multiple locations across the country. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the O.G. American Iron Chef taps into his chili pepper–infused culinary roots and takes on the wings of death while discussing New York Times restaurant critics, the evolution of Food Network, and cooking for Drake.

Austin Butler is a Golden Globe Award–winning actor who is up for an Oscar in this year's Best Actor category for his performance in Elvis, the acclaimed Baz Luhrmann-directed biopic. You can also catch him in the war drama miniseries Masters of the Air, coming soon to Apple+, as well as the highly anticipated Dune sequel later this year. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Butler takes on the wings of death and discusses behind-the-scenes stories with Quentin Tarantino, acting alongside Denzel Washington, and his ultimate comfort food.

Jackass star Steve-O must have more than nine lives—the hall-of-fame prankster has snorted wasabi, shot fireworks out his butt, tight-rope walked over alligators, and much more. But can he survive the wings of death? Find out as he battles the likes of Dirty Dick's and Blair's Mega Death Sauce with Sean Evans on this highly-anticipated episode of Hot Ones. Along the way, the Wildboyz legend shares truly insane anecdotes, gets a call from Johnny Knoxville, and offers some genuinely inspirational moments of reflection.

Anna Kendrick is an Academy–, Emmy–, and, Tony Award–nominated actress whose resume includes everything from acclaimed Broadway performances, to beloved indie films and record-shattering movie franchises. Her latest project is the psychological thriller Alice, Darling, which is currently playing in AMC Theaters nationwide. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the Hollywood icon takes on the wings of death and discusses David Letterman, mac and cheese, and the enduring appeal of films from the 1940s.

Welcome back, Hot Ones army! In this season premiere of Season 6, we welcome a long-requested guest to the table, Johnny Knoxville. The Jackass alum has been gored by bulls and shot in the chest, but can he survive the wings of death? Find out as Knoxville becomes the first brave celebrity to take on the all-new Hot Ones sauce lineup, scaling the heights of Mount Scoville while talking about prank etiquette, his friendship with Steve-O, and the injuries he incurred shooting his new movie, Action Point.

Star Talk host, Hayden Planetarium director, and astrophysicist extraordinaire Neil deGrasse Tyson has a brilliant knack for breaking down big scientific ideas to the masses. But can he keep his facts straight while battling the heat of Zombie Apocalypse and Mad Dog 357? Find out as NDT takes on some hot questions and even hotter wings with Sean Evans, tackling everything from Obama selfies to Kanye West lyrics along the way.

What happens when Hot Ones takes over your press junket? Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele found out as they did the rounds to promote their new comedy, Keanu, hitting theaters April 29. Hot Ones host Sean Evans unleashed five fiery wings on each of the comedians to get one of their craziest interviews yet.

Mark Ruffalo is one of the most prolific and celebrated actors of our time—from the theater stage, to Oscar-winning dramas, to iconic rom-coms and Marvel blockbusters. His latest project is Poor Things, the Yorgos Lanthimos-directed dark comedy opening in theaters December 8. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Ruffalo takes on the wings of death and discusses his work with directors like David Fincher, reflects on some of his earliest forays into acting, and offers invaluable advice for aspiring creatives.

Shaquille O'Neal is one of the most dominant players in NBA history, an analyst on TNT's Emmy Award-winning Inside the NBA, and a globally recognized DJ sensation bringing Shaq's Fun House is to Miami Music Fest on March 29th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Big Aristotle has his date with the wings of death—one he claims he only accepted because he thought Justin Timberlake was hosting. Along the way, Shaq discusses his history with Kobe Bryant, breaks down his record-breaking Walmart purchase, and joins Sean Evans in a high-stakes free-throw shooting contest.

Jenna Ortega is a Golden Globe-nominated actor you know from acclaimed films like X and The Fallout, as well as the massive global Netflix hit Wednesday. She also stars in Scream VI, the latest chapter in the iconic slasher franchise, which is set to release in theaters March 10th. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Ortega takes on the wings of death and discusses the genius of Tim Burton, tired Gen-Z tropes, and the art of a good horror chase scene.

Henry Rollins is a punk-rock icon, a TV host, a spoken-word artist, a TV host, a radio personality, and an LA Weekly columnist. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the high-octane raconteur takes on the wings of death with Sean Evans, digging into a slew of topics along the way—from the opening for Ozzy Osbourne, to the punk rock-ness of Bernie Sanders. Enjoy, Hot Ones fans—this one's an instant classic!

Lady Gaga is one of the most decorated multi-hyphenate stars of a generation—a 14-time Grammy Award–winning singer-songwriter with a pair of Golden Globes and an Oscar to her name. Her latest single, "Abracadabra," is out now, and a brand-new studio album, Mayhem, will release March 7. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the pop icon takes on the wings of death and discusses her songwriting process, the connection between pop and high art, and the closest she ever came to quitting.

Florence Pugh is an Academy Award–nominated actor with an ever-growing list of acclaimed performances, from Lady MacBeth to Black Widow, Little Women, Midsommar, and many more. You can also catch her starring alongside Morgan Freeman in her latest film, A Good Person, now playing in theaters worldwide. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Flo takes on the wings of death and discusses eating spicy mac and cheese in the MCU, the best pub in Oxford, and the perfect cup of tea.

Dax Shepard may have written/directed/starred in the new buddy-cop film CHiPS (March 24), married the lovely Kristen Bell, and pranked countless celebs on Punk'd, but what we really want to know is: How is he with hot food?! Hot Ones host Sean Evans finds out as he goes wing for scorching wing with the actor, grilling him on everything from his Jay Z man crush, to his deep love for Costco.

The comedian and actor Bobby Lee puts in one of the most outrageous—and outrageously funny—Hot Ones performances to date. As he battles the onslaught of Scovilles, he reminisces about his Mad TV days, rates the most iconic short-shorts, and tries (perhaps unsuccessfully?) to not lose control of his mind and his bowels.

Ludacris takes on the wings of death for the first time in this special bonus episode of Hot Ones, sponsored by Stella Artois. He’s a hip-hop icon, a three-time Grammy Award–winning artist, and certified hitmaker with close to three dozen Top 40 hits in his storied music career, not to mention a prolific acting resume including hits like Crash and the Fast & Furious franchise. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Luda takes a chicken-and-beer journey with Sean Evans and discusses the anatomy of a hit, the mechanics of a live Super Bowl performance, and his best guest verses of all time.

Tracee Ellis Ross is a Golden Globe Award–winning actress and queen of the sitcom. Her 20 year-plus career includes everything from hit TV shows and films, to a People’s Choice Fashion Icon award. She also stars in Black-ish, currently in its ninth and farewell season, Tuesday nights on ABC. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Tracee takes on the wings of death and discusses nights out with Naomi Campbell, the joys of mini bagels, and much more.

Flea is a six-time Grammy Award–winning artist, author of the 2019 memoir Acid For the Children, and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the founding member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers takes on the wings of death and discusses the power of art, old Hollywood lore, and his enduring love for the Los Angeles Lakers.

Nick Offerman is an actor and comedian best known his role as the revered Ron Swanson on Parks & Recreation. He's also a New York Times best-selling author, and you can catch him live on the All Rise Tour—visit https://www.OffermanWoodShop.com for more information. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Offerman puts his silver tongue to the test against the wings of death, battling the sauces while he breaks down his love affair with white oak, explores modern masculinity, and responds to some of the internet's favorite Ron Swanson-isms.

The Daily Show correspondent, stand-up comedian, and star of the one-man show Homecoming King faces off against Sean Evans for the closest thing Hot Ones will ever have to an Election Special. His suggestion for the next place to bring the show? Guantanamo Bay. The pain is that real.

Comedy duo Rhett and Link are among the most requested Hot Ones guests of all time, and now they are finally sitting down for their date with the wings of death! You know them from Buddy System on YouTube Red, and as the hosts of Good Mythical Morning, now entering its 14th season. And you already know how they are with hot food, since they've eaten the Carolina Reaper on their channel, just like Sean Evans and Chili Klaus. But you haven't seen them climb Mount Scoville while taking on questions covering everything from their infomercial days, to the secrets they've never shared with each other. Strap in for another BFF barn burner of an episode!

Ariana Grande is a Grammy Award–winning singer-songwriter and pop-music icon with a pair of momentous projects in 2024: Her seventh studio album, eternal sunshine, debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts, and later this year you can catch her as Glinda in the film-adaptation of the Broadway hit Wicked, set to release in theaters on November 22th. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Ari takes on the wings of death and discusses Max Martin-produced smashes, her philosophy on leaks, and the art of a good vocal warmup. Happy season 24 finale, Spice Lords!

Sabrina Carpenter is a singer and actress who you know from her breakout pop stardom and string of chart-topping smashes. The latest singles are "Please, Please, Please" and song-of-summer-candidate "Espresso," and a brand-new album—Short N' Sweet—is set to drop on August 23rd. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Carpenter discusses songwriting, Beatles lore, and her viral "Nonsense" outros.

Will Smith is a titan of music and film, a hip-hop pioneer, and one of the biggest box office draws in the history of cinema. His latest summer blockbuster, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, hits theaters on June 7. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Fresh Prince takes on the wings of death and discusses the state of the Hollywood "hit," the magic of Michael Mann, and his personal Mount Rushmore of Will Smith movies.

Kristen Bell is one of the most successful actresses in Hollywood, with a career in TV and film that includes everything from box office smashes to beloved cult classics. Speaking of the former, Frozen II hits theaters this November. And, on the topic of the latter, you can catch new episodes of Veronica Mars streaming on Hulu now. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Bell tests her Carolina Reaper-trained palate against the wings of death and discusses everything from the moral philosophy of The Good Place, to the time her husband embarrassed her at the Met Gala with Jay Z and Beyonce.

JENNIE is a chart-topping, record-breaking global pop star who just released her debut studio album. It's called Ruby and includes the breakout hits "Mantra" and "Like Jennie." But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the Blackpink member takes on the wings of death and discusses songwriting, capybaras facts, and why Jisoo should take on the Hot Ones challenge next.

Dakota Johnson is an actress and producer you know from films like Suspiria, Black Mass, The Lost Daughter, and many more. You can catch her in theaters now starring alongside Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal in the A24 romantic comedy, Materialists. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Johnson takes on the wings of death and discusses German expressionist dance, the enduring appeal of happy endings, and why Hollywood is so risk-averse.

Lisa is a record-shattering global pop star who broke through with the best-selling group, BLACKPINK. These days, you can catch her making her acting debut in Season 3 of The White Lotus, now streaming on Max. And she has a brand-new album on the way—it's called Alter Ego, and it's slated to arrive February 28th. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Lalisa discusses Rockstar choreography, working with Max Martin, and the best Thai street-food dishes.

Demi Moore is a three-time Golden Globe Award–nominated actress and Hollywood icon who has been blazing trails and drawing us to the movie theater for decades. You can catch her now in the much-acclaimed body-horror film, The Substance, a contender for film of the year. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Moore takes on the wings of death while discussing Thanksgiving traditions, memorable roles, and the way Hollywood and the media have evolved through her storied career.

Bowen Yang is an Emmy Award–nominated cast member of Saturday Night Live. You can keep up with him as host of Las Culturistas wherever you listen to podcasts. And, you can catch him in one of the holiday season's most anticipated films, Wicked, which is set to release in theaters November 22nd. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Yang takes on the wings and discusses the best pop albums of 2024, learning how to talk to Lorne Michaels, and the behind-the-scenes of a Hot Ones-Beyoncé sketch on SNL.

Louis Theroux is a BAFTA Award-winning documentarian and journalist who has immersed himself in some of the most dangerous, complicated, and controversial aspects of the human experience. And this fall, he has a series of six interviews coming to BBC Two with well-known personalities like Anthony Joshua and Dame Joan Collins. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Louis takes on the wings of death and discusses his Mount Rushmore of documentary films, his wildest behind-the-scenes moments, and the virality of his "My Money Don't Jiggle Jiggle" rap on Chicken Shop Date.

Harry Kane is a Premier League Golden Boot Award–winning striker for Tottenham, as well as the captain of the England national team and its all-time leading goalscorer. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Kane takes on the wings of death and discusses his partnership with Son Heung-min, his aspirations of being an NFL kicker, and the differences between British and American sports media.

Mila Kunis is a Golden Globe–nominated actress whose decades in Hollywood include the legacy TV shows Family Guy and That '70s Show, but how is she with spicy food? Find out as Kunis takes on the wings of death while breaking down NFTs, explaining what it's like to have Conan O'Brien as a neighbor, and fact-checking Ashton Kutcher's episode of Hot Ones.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan has played many unforgettable roles on film and TV, perhaps most notably as Negan on The Walking Dead—get ready for a big character reveal on April 4th! You can also catch him in The Unholy, a horror movie set to release in theaters and streaming on April 2nd. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as one of TV’s greatest villains takes on the wings of death and discusses visiting Stonehenge with Norman Reedus, riding Harleys, and the gig that almost made him quit acting.

Anthony Mackie is a Hollywood power player you know from The Hurt Locker, Captain America, Million Dollar Baby, and many more. His latest film, Outside the Wire, is currently trending on Netflix. And he also stars in one of the year's most anticipated new shows, The Falcon & The Winter Soldier, which is set to release on Disney+ March 19th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Mackie takes on the wings of death and drops knowledge about authentic New Orleans food, the rap bonafides of William Shakespeare, and why "Best Supporting Actor" is the most coveted Academy Award.

Kristen Stewart is an actress and director with more than 20 years of dominance in the movie business, including a Cesar Award and some of the highest grossing films of all time. You can catch her in her latest, Charlie's Angels, which is set to open nationwide on November 15th. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Stewart takes on the wings of death and discusses everything from her iconic style, to misconceptions about Calabasas, to her love for Charlie's Angels co-stars Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska.

Stone Cold Steve Austin is a six-time WWF World Heavyweight Champion and WWE Hall of Famer. You can catch him on the award-winning podcast The Steve Austin Show. And, he's also got a new TV show, Straight Up Steve Austin, airing Mondays at 11/10c after Monday Night RAW on the USA Network. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Texas Rattlesnake body slams wings and discusses his iconic wrestling career, gives props to The Rock’s mic skills, and tells war stories from his years on the road. Thank you for another amazing season, spice lords!

Bob Saget became a household name as Danny Tanner on the classic sitcom Full House, as well as a legend of comedy for his decades on the standup stage. But none of that means anything if he can't handle the wings of death! Watch as Sean Evans leads Saget through the Hot Ones gauntlet, getting in-depth about everything from his love of Johnny Carson, to his uncanny resemblance to the lady on the Cholula bottle.

Joji. Pink Guy. Filthy Frank. This week's guest is an artist of many names and many mediums. But one thing you can always count on him for are sick memes and an avant-garde sensibility about the glories and pitfalls of this strange place we call "the Internet." So what better place to unpackage it all than a black room inhabited only by a bald man and some dangerously hot chicken wings? Welcome to Hot Ones with Joji, people.

The former boy-band member—who currently appears in My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 andDead 7—face down Sean Evans in the infamous Hot Ones challenge. Watch the multitalented star take on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world while reminiscing about his *NSYNC days and calling out his high-school classmate, DJ Khaled.

Just in time for the return of David Brent in "Life on the Road" (February 10 on Netflix), Ricky Gervais steps into the hot seat for the (vegan) wings of death and some scorching questions from First We Feast's Sean Evans. Accurately dubbing Hot Ones "a cross between Charlie Rose and f*%king Jackass," the comedian gets pummeled by the likes of Zombie Apocalypse and Da Bomb Beyond Insanity. Will he become "entertainment for some idiot on the Internet"? Will he "vomit and sh*t" himself? You gotta watch to find out!

Millie Bobby Brown is an actress and producer you know best from her role as Eleven on the seven-time Emmy Award–winning global megahit Stranger Things, now streaming its highly anticipated fourth season on Netflix. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the "Enola Holmes" star discusses her favorite on-set snack, ranks celebrity eyewear, and talks about doing a "hot lap" with Lewis Hamilton. Plus, a surprise drop-in from Stranger Things co-star Noah Schnapp!

On the very special, Season 3 finale of Hot Ones, comedian Seth Rogen and actor Dominic Cooper brace themselves for some hot questions and even hotter wings with Sean Evans. Rogen (“Preacher” creator) and Cooper (Jesse Custer) are used to battling supernatural forces for our entertainment. But how will the team fair against demonically spicy hot sauces like Mad Dog 357 and Zombie Apocalypse? From stories about near-death experiences, to thinking up a new, NSFW hot sauce name, Rogen and Cooper bring the heat on the most combustible season send-off to date. Preacher airs on AMC on Mondays at 9/8c

Peter Dinklage is an Emmy and Golden Globe Award–winning actor you know from iconic roles in Game of Thrones, The Station Agent, Cyrano, X-Men, and many more. His latest film, Brothers, is an action-comedy releasing in limited theaters October 10th before debuting on Amazon Prime Video October 17th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Dinklage takes on the wings of death and talks about experimental theater mishaps, his days as Tyrion Lannister, and the art of picking roles.

Kevin Bacon is a Golden Globe Award–winning actor with countless classics over the course of more than 40 years in the show business, including A Few Good Men, Footloose, Mystic River, and many more. These days, you can catch him starring in the acclaimed crime-drama City on a Hill, which begins its third season on Showtime Sunday, July 10th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out at the Hollywood icon spins yarns from his storied career about everything from Studio 54, to training for Apollo 13, to his favorite film soundtracks.

Margot Robbie has a pair of Academy Award nominations and a list of film highlights that includes Wolf of Wall Street, Bombshell, Suicide Squad, and many more. Her latest, "Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn," is set to hit theaters February 7th. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the multi-talented actor battles the wings of death and discusses everything from Australian slang, to the time she won a spaghetti Bolognese eating competition. Plus, a very special wing-10 surprise!

Marques Brownlee is YouTube's favorite tech shaman, the Shorty Awards Creator of the Decade, and an astute reviewer of everything from iPhones to Teslas. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the oft-requested MKBHD finally takes his turn against the wings of death. During the spice storm, he breaks down his pro Ultimate Frisbee career, offers sensible headphone advice, and provides some scorching breakfast-cereal takes.

Liza Koshy is one of the internet's biggest stars, with 25 million subscribers between her Liza Koshy and Liza Koshy Too channels. She's also a TV host, actress, and the star of Liza on Demand, which recently dropped its second season on YouTube Premium. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Koshy faces her fears and takes on the wings of death. Along the way, she breaks down the behind-the-scenes hijinks from her Met Gala red-carpet interviews, explains why Whataburger deserves more respect, and shows love to Hot Ones editor Colin Higgins.

Hot Ones is back, and it's hotter than ever. In the Season 5 premiere, actress Taraji P. Henson—whose roles include bad-b*tch extraordinaire Cookie Lyon on Empire—becomes the first brave celebrity to battle the all-new wings of death. But not everything goes according to plan: After breaking down her Mary J. Blige–approved chili recipe and explaining what Cookie would make of Cardi B, Taraji pulls one of the most unorthodox moves in Hot Ones history, calling in some extra muscle—and a little whiskey—to tame the rising flames.

Offset—one-third of hip-hop's hottest group, Migos—is a Grammy-nominated, platinum-selling artist with a brand-new album, Father of Four, out now. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Atlanta rapper trades in his usual lemon-pepper flats for the infamous wings of death. As he ducks and weaves through the barrage of heavyweight hot sauces, Offset breaks down his cereal obsession, explains how Ellen helped him buy a new Bentley truck, and unleashes some iconic ad libs.

James Corden is the 12-time Emmy Award–winning host of The Late Late Show with James Corden. You can also catch him starring alongside Sally Hawkins in the dark comedy-drama series Mammals, which is set to release on Prime Video November 11th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the multi-talented chat show host compares YouTube notes with Sean Evans, recalls an iconic scene from Gavin & Stacey, and talks about almost killing Tom Cruise.

Wiz Khalifa is a platinum-selling rapper with a new album, Rolling Papers II, out now and The Dazed and Blazed Tour coming to a city near you. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the O.G. smoker tries to avoid blowing his high on the wings of death. As he and Sean Evans crank up the heat, Wiz breaks down his weed Olympics with Snoop Dogg, discusses his love for the Diplomats, and explains why Pittsburgh's Primanti Bros. still holds the crown for most innovative sandwich in America.

Russell Brand is back! O.G. Hot Ones fans remember Russell Brand's classic run-in with the wings of death back in 2017, as well as his operatic ode to Brett Baker—the Hot Ones superfan known for his Hot Ones Power Rankings. These days, Brand is as busy as ever: His latest project is the Audible Original, Revelation: Connecting With the Sacred, which is currently available for download. And not to be outdone, his YouTube channel now has more than 3 million subscribers. But can he triumph in the War on Spice once more? Find out as the silver-tongued comedian sets the world to rights and welcomes a very special guest. Spice lords, you do NOT want to miss this

SZA is a four-time Grammy Award–winning singer-songwriter and Oscar nominee. Her album, Ctrl, was named on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest of All Time. Her second album, SOS, garnered nine Grammy nominations, including three wins. And now, we can't wait to see what happens with the third studio album, Lana, which is coming soon. But how is she with spicy wings? Find out as SZA takes on the wings of death and discusses her song-writing process, her relationship with fame, and her love of Sky Zone trampoline parks.

Khloé Kardashian is a pop-culture icon whose life is back in the spotlight with the family's brand new streaming series, The Kardashians, currently on Hulu. She's also the co-founder of the Good American fashion brand—keep an eye out for their recently launched collaboration with Zara. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as KoKo takes on the wings of death and discusses the telltale tricks of reality TV, paparazzi evasion tactics, and her iconic Complex magazine cover.

Joel Embiid is an NBA All Star, a fan favorite in Philadelphia, and proud owner of some of the most savage Twitter fingers in professional sports. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the 76ers big man follows in the path of Kevin Love and Kevin Durant to become the third hoops star to take on the wings of death. As he tries to swat off the Scovilles, Embiid talks about Meek Mill's return to Philly during the Playoffs, meeting Michael Jordan, and why he loves dunking on Average Joes on the playground. Trust the Process!

Adam Rippon won the hearts of millions at the 2018 Winter Olympics with his electric performances and outspoken interviews. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the figure-skating phenom trades ice for fire in the Hot Ones terror dome. With millions of Scovilles coursing through his veins, Rippon shares behind the scenes stories from PyeongChang, reveals the magical powers of In-N-Out burgers, and judges a very special Hot Ones free-skate routine from Sean Evans.

Trick Daddy is a platinum-selling artist with more than 20 years in the rap game, a bonafide hitmaker, and arguably hip-hop's greatest chef. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the Miami rap legend takes on the wings of death and discusses everything from partying with Jeremy Shockey, to hip-hop's enduring love affair with Benihana. As the spice builds and he sends up a prayer to make it through the challenge, Trick also opens up the influence of www.thug.com, his Miami spring-break tips, and his suspicions about self-driving cars. If you loved Hot Ones in the early days, you'll love this episode with a hip-hop O.G.

Vanessa Hudgens is a multi-hyphenate megastar known for her High School Musical smashes, roles in cult movies like Spring Breakers, and growing list of Broadway appearances. This holiday season you can catch her starring alongside Jennifer Lopez in Second Act, which is set to hit theaters December 21st. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Hudgens battles the wings of death and takes on Sean Evans' barrage of questions. Along the way, she talks about working with James Franco and 50 Cent, breaks down iconic powersuits, and explains the danger of the tween fan mom.

Quavo is a rapper, songwriter, and record producer you know as one-third of the rap group Migos. The latest single, "Straightenin," is out now with the group's upcoming fourth studio album Culture III set to release on June 11th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Quavo follows in the footsteps of Offset and attempts to scale the heights of Mount Scoville, discussing everything from Jeff Goldblum fits, to studio sessions with DJ Khaled, to partying with Elon Musk along the way.

Artie Lange is a titan of the standup stage, a notorious alum of The Howard Stern Show, and a star of HBO's "Crashing." But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the comedy legend battles through Zombie Apocalypse and Da' Bomb, cracking jokes about everything from Kanye West to overzealous touchdown dances along the way.

Paris Hilton is an entrepreneur, DJ, philanthropist, and business mogul. Her much-buzzed about documentary, This Is Paris, currently has more than 20 million views on her YouTube channel. And, she recently launched a podcast by the same name—check out This Is Paris wherever you get your podcasts. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the OG influencer ventures beyond Taco Bell mild sauce into the realm of brutal hot sauces like Da Bomb and The Last Dab. As she takes on the wings of death, Paris discusses bottle-service scams, paparazzi evasion tactics, her relationship with the media, and the art of "sliving" (slaying + living). That's hot!

Happy Thanksgiving, Hot Ones fans! Last year, Rachael Ray gave us a Turkey Day spectacle for the ages when she mainlined all 10 hot sauces straight off a spoon. Can celeb-chef-in-arms Mario Batali live up to the powerful precedent, or will he melt down in front of the wings of death? Find out as Molto Mario steps into the holiday-themed Hot Ones terror-dome, breaking down his new Yeezy obsession and offering a recipe for the ultimate Thanksgiving-leftover sandwich as the Scovilles rise.

Adam Levine is a three-time Grammy Award–winning singer-songwriter and frontman to the multi-platinum group Maroon Five. He just wrapped his 17th season as a judge on The Voice, where he will be missed. And now, he has a brand-new single out called "Priceless" featuring illustrious Hot Ones alum Lisa. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Levine takes on the wings of death and discusses Blake Shelton pranks, coaching kids' basketball, and building the perfect rockstar.

Detroit rapper Danny Brown is one of the most requested guests by Hot Ones fans. And guess what? You guys were onto something. The energetic MC is a hilarious, highly combustible match for the wings of death. In between painful fits of laughter, he manages to share some top-shelf anecdotes about the Gathering of the Juggalos, 50 Cent's fashion tips, and his beloved cats.

The Berlin Station star, singer, style maven, and Snapchat Queen braves the wings of death in this high-octane episode. As she goes sauce for sauce with Sean Evans, Keke dishes on everything from the correct way to meme her face, to the enduring legacy of Moesha. THE GAG IS...the questions are hot, and the wings are even hotter.

You might not recognize DJ Snake walking down the street, but as soon as you hear his discography, the light bulbs go off. From "Turn Down For What" to Justin Bieber's "Let Me Love You," the French super-producer doesn't just make hits—he makes global smashes that dominate speakers everywhere from the Coachella mainstage to the bar-mitzvah dance floor. Watch him test his North African spice tolerance against the wings of death, while Sean Evans grills him on everything from DJ beef, to why he hates his stage name.

Chelsea Handler is one of the world's most successful TV hosts, a writer, producer, actress, and New York Times best-selling author many times over. Her latest book, Life Will Be the Death of Me...and You Too!, is set to release on April 9th followed by a 22 date comedy tour. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Handler battles the wings of death with Sean Evans and discusses skiing, dogs, thirst traps, 50 Cent, HR blunders, and so much more.

The craziest uncle on TV—catch him on Uncle Buck and Survivor’s Remorse—takes on some of the craziest hot sauces in the world in this no-holds-barred interview. Will he make it through the fiery gauntlet, or go down in the Hot Ones Hall of Shame alongside DJ Khaled and Tony Yayo? Find out, and watch the standup vet crack jokes about everything from Atlanta strip clubs, to host Sean Evans' resemblance to a certain Lord of the Rings character.

In the latest episode of Hot Ones, Riff Raff—a.k.a. Jody Highroller, a.k.a. Neon Icon, a.k.a. Versace Python—comes through in his finest Peach Panther garments to bring a touch of class to the Internet's most infamous wing challenge. Watch as he and Sean Evans tackle 10 increasingly spicy sauces in the ultimate battle of wits and wills.

The New England Patriots tight-end has taken on the toughest defenses in the NFL, won a Super Bowl, and made four Pro Bowls—but none of that can prepare him for the pain of some of the most brutal hot sauces on the planet. Watch Gronk battle through the heat and spike the most intense wing of the bunch.

The Jersey City emcee may be stirring up headlines these days with his string of Drake disses, but let's be real: We've always wanted to get Joe into the hot seat. The hip-hop rabble-rouser proves that whether it's a hot-sauce duel or a rap battle, he never backs down.

Welcome to the Super Bowl of Spice, Hot Ones fans! In the lead-up to Super Bowl LII this Sunday on NBC (6pm EST), Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller tests his mettle against the wings of death. As the Pro Bowl MVP tackles sauces like Extra Karma and Da Bomb, he opens up about his fanboy moment with Kanye West, his love of obscure YouTube videos, and his thoughts on this year's big game.

Schoolboy Q is a five-time Grammy-nominated, platinum-selling artist. Every album he drops is a marquee event in hip-hop, and his most recent release, "CrasH Talk," is no different. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the L.A.-bred emcee discusses his love of golf, his disdain for "Pokemon rap," and his favorite shabby-shabu restaurant. As the Scovilles crank, the animal hat comes off, the sweats starts pouring, and Schoolboy earns newfound levels of respect for YG and Sean Evans.

Kamaru Usman is one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the UFC—a dominant and reigning Welterweight Champion who has defended that title on four straight occasions. But how is he with spicy wings? Find out as the "Nigerian Nightmare" tries to put the wings of death in a chokehold while discussing fellow fighters like Francis Ngannou, breaking down the secrets of "sweet spots," and explaining the global appeal of Burna Boy.

The Bad Boy emcee tests his limits—and answers some scorching questions—while taking on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world.

At age 26, Compton rapper YG has already released two classic albums, My Krazy Life and Still Brazy. Seems like as good a time as any to eat some ridiculously hot nuggets for the Internet. Watch the West Coast hip-hop icon crush Scovilles while discussing his most controversial tracks, his love of Toms, and the best chain pizzas.

Last week, Kevin Durant invited Sean Evans to the YouTube Space in L.A. for a special livestream featuring some of his favorite YT creators. For those who missed it or want to relive the action, here's our version of the Hot Ones interview—now with more bomb drops! As he marches through the wings of death, KD opens up about his rap dreams, Twitter clapbacks, and the one NBA player he'll never take style advise from.

Tyra Banks is a fashion world icon, legendary supermodel, TV host, business mogul, and author of "Perfect Is Boring," a new book she wrote with her mom. But how is she with hot food? Find out in one of the most combustible Hot Ones episodes of all time. In between America's Next Top Model anecdotes and expert breakdowns of the modeling industry, Ty Ty drops a fire rap verse, critiques Sean Evans' head shots, stress-eats ice cream, strikes hot sauce-inspired poses, and so much more. This is an episode for the history books.

Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love may be cruising through the NBA Playoffs, but can he cruise through the Hot Ones wings of death? Find out as Sean Evans grills the Eastern Conference All-Star on everything from LeBron James bro hugs, to growing up in Lake Oswego with Klay Thompson.

One Direction member Liam Payne bravely wore a "cream-colored" sweatshirt to the Hot Ones challenge, tempting fate and the dry cleaner over a paddle of scorching poultry. But where does bravery end and bravado begin? Find out as the pop superstar—whose debut solo single, "Strip That Down," is out now—takes on some hot questions and even hotter wings, battling through the likes of Zombie Apocalypse and opening up about everything from dealing with parenting haters, to the 1D bandmate who cries the most.

Jimmy Butler of the Philadelphia 76ers is a four-time NBA All Star, a four-time NBA All-Defensive Team honoree, and one of the best YouTubers in pro sports. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Jimmy Buckets sits down with Sean Evans for his date with the wings of death. As he battles the heat, he discusses his BFF relationship with Mark Wahlberg, talks about shoot-offs with Michael Jordan, and offers a tutorial on how to tie a bandana.

Comedian and friend-of-the-brand Tom Segura's latest special, "Ball Hog," is streaming on Netflix now and his podcasts—"Your Mom's House"; "2 Bears, 1 Cave"; and "Tom Segura en Espanol"—are available wherever you get your podcasts. And, well, we already know how he is with spicy food. (Not good.) Watch him reunite with Sean Evans over a brand-new hot sauce lineup, discussing everything from Dave Chappelle's surprise "8:46" special, to his beef with pro wrestling and love for Missy Elliott. Hot Ones is back, baby!

Saweetie is the chart-topping rapper you know from singles like “Icy Girl,” “Tap In,” “Back to the Streets,” and “My Type.” Her debut album ‘Pretty Bitch Music’ is set to drop this year. How will this lover of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos handle the heat of the Hot Ones hot sauce gauntlet? Find out if this Icy Girl can stay cool while answering questions about leveraging the power of the internet to fuel virality, how early-career freestyling informs her songwriting process, the key to making a perfect thizz face, and her love of oysters and hot dogs from Costco. Will the hot sauces stand in Saweetie’s way to conquer the wings of death? Get the milk ready!

Kevin James is an actor whose career in comedy touches everything from stand-up to massively successful TV shows and films. He also stars in The Crew, a comedy series set to release on Netflix February 15th. And check out the Kevin James YouTube channel as it quickly approaches one million subscribers. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the King of Queens tries to become the King of Hot Sauce while talking about everything from UFC fandom, to Hitch lore, to the preeminence of Long Island pizza.

Al Roker is the longtime host and weatherman at NBC's The Today Show, a best-selling author, 13-time Emmy winner, and sandwich-maker-in-chief of the new web series Cold Cuts. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the TV legend sits down for a date with the wings of death and weathers a storm of hot questions from host Sean Evans. This episode has it all—hilarious reactions to Al Roker rap references, some savage snaps on cameraman Bill, a critique of Sean's weatherman audition tape, and some inside baseball on David Letterman's early-career hijinks.

Chance the Rapper is a three-time Grammy Award winner and one of the most exciting names in hip-hop. He dropped his debut studio album, The Big Day, earlier this year, and you can check him out on Rhythm and Flow, a music competition series airing on Netflix now. But how his we spicy food? Find out as the Chicago native battles the wings of death and discusses everything from Kanye West's latest evolution, to the relationship between rap and the Chicago White Sox. Will he finally ditch his independent roots and sign to the Hot Ones label? Find out now!

Comedian Kyle Kinane—affectionately known to fans as "Uncle Barbecue"—takes on the sauces of death with fellow bald Chicago icon Sean Evans. He may be going with vegan "wings" these days, but the master of "scumbag stories" still brings the heat while talking about dive-bar preferences, the supernatural, and the awfulness of Twitter.

Desus Nice and The Kid Mero got their start at Complex around the same time as Hot Ones, and now they've scaled the heights of entertainment all the way to their own late-night show—Desus & Mero—premiering tonight (2/21) at 11pm EST on Showtime. But how are they with spicy food? Find out as the Bodega Boys bring their hilarious brand of unrelenting, hot take–fueled comedy to the wings of death. After reminiscing about the good old days, Desus and Mero go off about everything from Tekashi 6ix9ine, to avocado-only restaurants, to one of the funniest Kanye story you'll ever hear. BX in the building!

Cole Bennett is a music-video director, entrepreneur, and the man behind the Lyrical Lemonade multimedia empire. Go check out his work with everyone from Eminem to Post Malone and many more on the Lyrical Lemonade YouTube channel. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the hip-hop tastemaker takes on the wings of death and discusses the influence of Spike Jonze, dinner with Diddy, and the G.O.A.T. Chicago rap videos.

T-Pain is a bonafide hit-maker and two-time Grammy Award winner, and he's got close to 50 Billboard-charting bops to his name. His latest single is "Get Up," and today he's back for another battle against the wings of death. Last time, he struggled epically with the spice—how will he do from home? Find out as the gregarious crooner and beloved Hot Ones legend slams flats and drums while discussing his cartoon Mount Rushmore, his triumph on the Masked Singer, and much more. It's a feel-good Hot Ones for these crazy times!

Anderson .Paak is a critically-acclaimed, Grammy-nominated singer, rapper, drummer, and producer—but how is he with hot food? Find out as the multi-talented musician scurries up Mount Scoville with host Sean Evans, one hot sauce-drenched vegan nugget at a time. Along the journey, Anderson discusses opening for Beyonce, defends his Coldplay obsession, and gives details on his new Dr. Dre-assisted album, Oxnard, dropping November 16.

Lil Yachty is a platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated rap superstar with a boatload of hits to his name and some of the biggest endorsements in hip-hop. But how is he with spicy food? Well, everyone's about to find out—including Yachty himself. After a life completely devoid of spice, the Atlanta icon cannonballs into the hot-sauce deep end, trading in his usual meal of pepperoni pizza for 10 scorching hot chicken tenders. Along his experimental journey in Scovilles, Lil Boat reflects on his beefs with Ebro and Joe Budden, discusses his gaming habits, and explains why his 21st birthday was the best day of his life.

Brad Leone is the Bon Appetit test kitchen manager-turned-host of "It's Alive With Brad" and "It's Alive: Going Places," and he's one of Youtube's most beloved culinary stars. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Brad enjoys a Thanksgiving feast consisting of the wings of death and a lobster chaser. Along the way he answers burning questions from Bon Appetit co-star Claire Saffitz, explains the joys of noodling with Matty Matheson, and teaches Sean Evans a few Turkey Day tricks. Happy Thanksgiving, spicelords!

Jacob Elordi is an actor you know from his role as Nate Jacobs in the Emmy Award–winning, megahit HBO series Euphoria. His latest project is the film Deep Water, an Adrian Lyne–directed psychological thriller set to hit Hulu on March 18th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Australian superstar takes on the wings of death and discusses the influence of Marlon Brando, sitting courtside at MSG with Simu Liu, and rock-bottom auditions.

Rosalía is a two-time Grammy Award–winning artist and producer coming off an incredible year that included a 15-country world tour and the release of MOTOMAMI, the album with the highest Metacritic rating of 2022. She is currently on a robust summer festival tour across Europe, and her latest single, TUYA, drops today. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Rosalía takes on the wings of death and discusses flamenco inspirations, waxes poetic about her favorite painters, and gets an assist from her partner and collaborator, Rauw Alejandro.

Supermodel and actress Cara Delevingne is the first brave soul to take on the brand-new Hot Ones hot-sauce lineup in this smoldering Season 4 premiere. The "Valerian" star battles through the likes of Dirty Dick's and Zombie Apocalypse while breaking down Burning Man survival tips, iconic celebrity eyebrows, and her FaceTime chats with Tyler the Creator. Welcome back to the madness, Hot Ones fans!

As this epic year of Hot Ones draws to a close, host Sean Evans offers his "behind the hot sauce" commentary on some of the show's most memorable Season 2 moments.

As we bid farewell to Season 2 of Hot Ones, host Sean Evans responds to some of the most frequently-asked questions from the show's fans. Find out what he thinks about cold wings, #MannersGate, and more.

Hot Ones legend Keke Palmer is back for a Reunion Special, baby! She’s actress, writer, and singer with more than 50 TV shows and films over the course of her almost two-decade–long career. Her latest projects are the new Audible series, Hit Job, and Turnt Up With the Taylors on Facebook Watch. And now, the Season 3 alum is back for an extra-hot bonus round, brought to you by Field Roast, the maker of delicious plant-based meats and cheeses.

Jack Harlow is a Grammy-nominated rapper and founder of the music collective Private Garden. Check out his debut studio album, “That’s What They All Say,” which is certified GOLD and available now. For the Season 15 premiere, he fulfills his teenage dream of sitting across from Sean Evans IN THE STUDIO and taking on the wings of death. Along the way, Harlow discusses his Louisville roots, his love of ranch, and the art of the ad-lib.

Happy Turkey Day, spice lords, and welcome to the 3rd Annual Hot Ones Thanksgiving Special! Gracing the hot seat this holiday is Detroit Pistons power-forward Blake Griffin. He's a five-time NBA All-Star, former No. 1 overall draft pick, and Slam Dunk Champion. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Griffin takes on the wings of death and talks about everything from his burgeoning stand-up comedy career, to that time he dunked over a Kia Optima. Will he posterize Da Bomb, or get rejected by the heat? Watch the episode to find out, then stay tuned for a very special Thanksgiving announcement at the end...

Rob Lowe is an actor, producer, and director who has touched everything from timeless films, to Emmy Award record-breaking TV shows. He’s also releasing new podcast episodes for Season 2 of “Literally with Rob Lowe,” as well as “Parks and Recollection,” a Parks & Rec recap series alongside Alan Yang—not to mention starring in 9-1-1 Lonestar, which returns to Fox on January 3rd. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Hollywood vet takes on the wings of death and discusses West Wing lore, comedy legends, and the most overrated Thanksgiving sides. Happy Thanksgiving, Spice Lords!

The New York Giants cornerback sheds real tears—and answers some scorching questions—while taking on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world.

Wu-Tang Clan sensei RZA and Interpol frontman Paul Banks have been making music together since 2011, but they haven't really tested the bonds of their relationship until now, when Banks dragged RZA into the Hot Ones studio without telling him what was in store. Of course, the Abbot has plenty of Shaolin powers to draw upon while facing down the Scoville sword style of Pain 100% and Mad Dog 357. Find out how the pair do against five wings of death in this week's HOT ONES.

The Breakfast Club host and rap-game rabble-rouser is infamous for his unfiltered opinions on everything from Drake's music, to the plight of "Kanye Kardashian." Will the wings of death stoke his hot takes to dangerous heat levels, or will the rising Scovilles expose his softer side? Will the hot questions send him running for the hills, or will he make Sean put some respek on his name? Find out in this smoldering episode of Hot Ones.

Last weekend, First We Feast and Complex took over Long Beach, CA for the second-annual ComplexCon. The hottest moment? Wale taking on the wings of death LIVE in front of a studio audience and joining 100 brave audience members for the first-ever "group dab" on the final wing. Watch the rapper break down his relationship with Jerry Seinfeld, crack jokes about his hot-and-cold past with Complex, and explain why he doesn't remember meeting Kobe Bryant.

Casey Neistat is a YouTube O.G. and one of the trailblazers of the vlog era. Over the years he's pulled some truly insane stunts on his channel, from hanging out of helicopters to skateboarding behind a Lamborghini. But can he handle Zombie Apocalypse and Blair's Mega Death Sauce with Liquid Rage? Find out as Casey and Sean Evans go sauce for sauce, deep-diving into the state of media and the culinary merits of Connecticut along the way.

Ashton Kutcher is a Hollywood vet with more than 20 years in TV and film. He's also a successful tech investor and entrepreneur, and he stars in a brand-new season of The Ranch, available now on Netflix. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the man behind Punk'd takes on the wings of death and covers a wide gamut of topics—from Diddy stories and court side shenanigans, to biochemistry and Elon Musk.

Surprise! Even though Season 6 just came to a close last week with Jeff "Daddy" Goldblum, we couldn't truly close it out without an extra bonus for the fans: the long-awaited reunion special with one of our favorite all-time guests, Eddie Huang. Last time, Eddie infamously started his spice journey at level 10, crashing and burning in epic fashion. For his second showdown with the wings of death, he brings a different strategy to the table and talks about everything from Anthony Bourdain's mentorship, to outrageous chef fashions. Welcome back to the hot seat, Eddie!

Tony Yayo talks Shmoney Dance and Eminem's taco habit while eating spicy wings.

At just age 20, Martin Garrix is already an international superstar. His single with Bebe Rexha, "In the Name of Love," is tearing up the charts. He jet sets around the world playing to massive festival crowds. And he was just named DJ Mag's #1 DJ in the entire world. So it only makes sense that the Dutch sensation would become the first DJ to step into the Hot Ones arena and submit to some spicy wings and burning questions from Sean Evans. Let the beat drop...

Who else could we tap for the first-ever Hot Ones Thanksgiving special than the Turkey Day Queen herself, Rachael Ray? The TV vet, cookbook author, and general food-world powerhouse brought an unorthodox strategy to the wings challenge that is sure to go down in Hot Ones lore. Douse your turkey drums in Blair's Mega Death and let's get this party started.

Dustin Poirier is the #1 ranked UFC lightweight fresh off his win against Conor McGregor at UFC 257. He does amazing work with his foundation, The Good Fight, and appropriately enough he also has a hot sauce—Poirier's Louisiana Style. But how is he with REALLY spicy food? Find out as "The Diamond" takes on one of his toughest opponents yet—the wings of death!—while discussing Cajun food, crazy amateur fighting stories, and YouTuber boxing matches.

Pusha T is a 5x Grammy Award–nominated artist whose last record, Daytona, was up for Rap Album of the Year. Last month, he released his new single "Diet Coke," which hopefully means a new Pusha T album of the year contender is coming soon. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as King Push battles the wings of death and discusses the art of rap beef, the enduring appeal of Acura Legend Coupes, and his favorite Biggie line.

Ramy Youssef is a Golden Globe Award–winning actor, writer, and comedian best known for his lead role in Ramy, the Emmy-nominated, Peabody Award winning comedy series currently in its third season on Hulu. He's also the co-creator of Mo, the acclaimed comedy-drama now streaming on Netflix. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Ramy takes on the wings of death and discusses "funnyman" fashion, the influence of Larry David, and the importance of Jersey diner culture.

Israel Adesanya is one of the UFC's most accomplished and dominant fighters, having previously defended his Middleweight Championship belt five times. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as “The Last Stylebender” takes on the wings of death and discusses his recent Madison Square Garden bout with Alex Pereira, his love of anime, and why he’s grateful for it all. Happy Thanksgiving, Spice Lords!

DaBaby is a breakout rap superstar in the middle of one of the hottest runs in hip-hop, with more than 20 songs on the Billboard chart in 2019 and the release of his debut studio album, KIRK—which, of course, debuted at No. 1. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Charlotte emcee takes on the wings of death in front of a LIVE audience at ComplexCon and discusses everything from his smash-hit "Suge," to his love of Krispy Kreme donuts. Don't miss the iconic hot wing ice cream dunk!

In his off-week from Hot Ones, Sean Evans is on a mission to dig deeper into the Scoville world and track down some new contenders for the Season 3 hot-sauce lineup. Naturally, he heads straight for his chili-head guru, Noah Chaimberg of Heatonist in Williamsburg, to taste through some of the newest and most explosive bottles on his shelves.

Chris Jericho is one of the WWE's greatest wrestlers of all time, with six world championships to his name and a boatload of legendary matches under his belt. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the "The Man of 1,004 Holds" takes on the wings of death with Sean Evans, sharing wrestling BTS tales and top-shelf Bruce Willis anecdotes along the way. Hot-sauce makers, beware—YOU JUST MADE THE LIST!

Gabrielle Union is a woman of many talents: TV star in Being Mary Jane, actress in cult films like Bring It On and 10 Things I Hate About You, style icon, high-school hoops legend, and—most recently—NYT best-selling author of the raw and hilarious memoir, "We're Going to Need More Wine." But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Gab takes on the wings of death and dishes on everything from husband Dwyane Wade's bromance with LeBron James, to great Banana Boat Incident of 2015 and the time she took Michael Jordan to a lesbian white party.

Rap phenom Rich Brian just became the first Asian artist to ever reach #1 on the iTunes Hip Hop Chart with his debut album, "Amen." But how is he with hot food? Find out as Indonesian-born, Internet-bred emcee goes wing for wing with Sean Evans in the Hot Ones terror dome. As he faces down sauces like Extreme Karma and Da Bomb, Brian discusses touring with Joji, his bromance with Post Malone, and the finer points of fanny-pack fashion.

Joji and Rich Brian make a second date with the wings of death for the first-ever Hot Ones Summer Special. With the debut 88rising posse album about to drop, the two First We Feast fan favorites share behind-the-scenes stories from the making of Head in the Clouds, discuss comparisons with Odd Future, and test their friendship with some Newlywed Gam-style questions on Da Bomb. Finally, the sauce of summer meets the song of summer in a very special rendition of "Midsummer Madness."

Doja Cat is a Grammy Award–winning artist and certified hitmaker with close to a dozen Billboard Top Tens over the years. Her fourth studio album, Scarlet, is available everywhere now. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Doja Cat takes on the wings of death and discusses hip-hop legends like Busta Rhymes and Missy Elliott, extols the virtues of going bald, and makes some Last Dab–inspired art.

Shane Gillis is a stand-up comedian whose latest special, Beautiful Dogs, is currently streaming on Netflix alongside with his brand-new comedy series, Tires. You can also check out Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast wherever you listen. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Gillis takes on the wings of death and discusses US presidents, prank calls, and his Mount Rushmore of gas-station snacks.

Tim Dillon is a comedian with a new special called "I'm Your Mother" on Netflix now. You can catch new episodes of the Tim Dillon Show podcast every Saturday, and visit timdilloncomedy.com for live show dates and tickets. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Dillon takes on the wings of death and discusses the best fast-food item of all time, the state of the billionaire class, and the culinary merits of Long Island.

E-40 is a hip-hop legend with more than three decades in the game, two dozen studio albums in his catalogue, and a burgeoning beverage empire that bears his name. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Forty Water bravely faces the wings of death in front of a LIVE studio audience at ComplexCon. Along the way, he breaks down his influential slang, discusses his friendship with Guy Fieri, and calls on the fans for a little assistance as the Scovilles heat up. You never know what can happen when Hot Ones goes live—don't miss this one!

CL is a global pop music icon who’s back with her long-awaited debut studio album, Alpha—which includes the aptly-titled single, “Spicy.” But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the multi-talented rapper takes on the wings of death with Sean Evans. Along the way, she reflects on her K-Pop roots, discusses Korean corn dogs, and breaks down her relationship with John Malkovich.

With her sophomore album Joyride coming soon, the singer-songwriter sweats it out on Hot Ones, the Internet's most dangerous interview show. Watch her take on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world while explaining demonstrating martial-arts moves and explaining why she's in no rush to move out of her parents' house.

The standup comic and Girl Code real-talk specialist steps into the Hot Ones arena to take on some of the craziest hot sauces in the world, as well as some burning questions from host Sean Evans. Watch her sweat, cry, and drop some hilarious gems about breakups, fast-food fries, and the horrors of air travel.

The Legit Boss herself—WWE superstar Sasha Banks—is no stranger to throwing down in the squared circle. But how will she fare in the Hot Ones terror dome? Find out as Banks battles the wings of death alongside Sean Evans, breaking down wrestling style and explaining how Snoop Dogg helped develop her ring persona along the way.

Issa Rae is the Emmy-nominated creator and star of HBO's hit series Insecure, which just launched its third season (Sundays 10:30pm EST). But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the multitalented writer, producer, and actress traces her "glow up" from the dorm rooms of Stanford to heights of TV. As she battles the wings of death, Issa breaks down millennial dating terms, explains how she may have inspired Cardi B, and graces the Hot Ones stage with one of its most memorable musical performances.

Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer are the creators and stars of Broad City, the beloved TV comedy now in its fifth and final season, Thursdays on Comedy Central. But how are they with spicy food? Find out as the hilarious duo sits down for a meal of scorching-hot cauliflower bites with Hot Ones host Sean Evans. Along their spice journey, Abbi and Ilana pull back the curtain on some Broad City BTS, discuss their improv roots, dip their hands into the Bucket o' BFF Questions, and provide a very interesting "Firecracker" recipe. Season 8, episode 2, baby! Let's go!

Derrick Lewis is a top contender in the UFC's heavyweight division, and there's not a single fighter in the weight class' history with more knockouts on their resume. You can catch him headlining UFC FIGHT NIGHT on December 18, 2021 in Las Vegas with his five-round bout against Chris Daukaus. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as "The Black Beast" tries to withstand body blows and head kicks from the wings of death. Along the way, the Houston native discusses golf, turkey legs, and the art of knocking people out.

Jamie Dornan is a Golden Globe Award–nominated actor you know from movies like Belfast and the 50 Shades franchise. He also stars in The Tourist, which recently launched its second season on Netflix. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Dornan takes on the wings of death and discusses rugby scrums, working with Kenneth Branagh, and the key to overcoming failure as an actor.

Right at home in his grow house in California, the 77-year-old Cheech & Chong star sweats it out on Hot Ones, the Internet's most dangerous interview show. Watch him take on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world while reenacting a lost scene from The Lion King and describing the biggest toke of his life.

Gabriel Iglesias is a stand-up veteran, entertainment powerhouse, and one of the best voice actors working today. But how is he with hot food? Find out as "Fluffy" battles the wings of death and discusses his outlandish food adventures, iconic wrestling catchphrases, and the keys to getting out of a speeding ticket. Don't be surprised when the scorching sauces bring some other "characters" out to play.

Olivia Rodrigo is a singer-songwriter whose now triple-platinum debut single, “drivers license,” broke all kinds of records, including Spotify’s most-streamed song ever in a week. She followed that up with her critically acclaimed album, Sour, which likewise shot to the top of the Billboard Charts. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as the pop star of the moment takes on the wings of death and discusses everything from lyricism to ghost stories, to the appeal of Trader Joe’s oatmeal raisin cookies.

The MMG emcee tests his limits—and answers some scorching questions—while taking on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world.

Bobby Ray tests his limits—and answers some scorching questions—while taking on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world.

Live from ComplexCon in Long Beach, Sean Evans grills some super fans (and, uh, not-so-super-fans) about their knowledge of the show—while eating spicy wings, of course.

Malcolm Gladwell is the author of five New York Times best-selling books, including The Tipping Point, Blink, and Outliers. His latest is The Bomber Mafia, which is out now, and his massively popular podcast Revisionist History returns on June 24th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Gladwell takes on the wings of death and discusses everything from The Hoff, to video games, to the most exciting track event at the Summer Olympics.

Sean Evans doesn't mess around when "the best channel on YouTube" stops by Hot Ones to experience the wings of death. Through the Scoville onslaught, he grills Ethan on everything from Fupa Loss 2017, to the behind-the-scenes story of the "Vape Nation" video. And don't worry, H3H3 fans: Hila came too. Papa Bless!

Natalie Portman is an Oscar-award winning actress, a Star Wars alum, and the producer of a new documentary based on Jonathan Safran Foer's seminal book about factory farming, Eating Animals. But how is she with hot food? Find out as the Hollywood icon takes on a lineup of vegan drumsticks slathered with some of the spiciest sauces in the world. As the Scoville bombs rain down on her tongue, Portman discusses her beloved SNL rap performances, her Harvard days, and why it’s cool that Kanye used ballet dancers in his “Runaway” video.

Theo Von is one of the funniest comedians working today. You can catch him on the Dark Arts Tour coming to a city near you. His special, No Offense, is on Netflix now. And he has a podcast, This Past Weekend, which is available on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and wherever else you get your pods. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as the Rat King takes on the wings of death and chats with Sean Evans as if they were lifelong buddies. As he battles the hot-sauce dark arts, Theo tells stories about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, capturing chimps in Louisiana, and adapting to the L.A. lifestyle. GANG GANG!

The Murder Inc. hitmaker doesn't hold back when talking about his former rival and taking on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world.

In the first season of Hot Ones, host Sean Evans proved that there's no wing he can't handle. But the world of spicy foods doesn't end at Mad Dog 357 hot sauce. To train for Season 2 and ensure his invisibility on the Hot Ones stage, Sean met up with a true legend of the chili world—Denmark's ghost-pepper-popping Chili Klaus—to take on the hottest chili pepper known to man, the Carolina Reaper. Special thanks to "Smokin' Ed" Currie of PuckerButt Pepper Company in South Carolina for providing the heat.

The New Orleans MC steps into the hot seat for the season two opener of Hot Ones, the Internet's most dangerous interview show. Watch him take on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world while explaining his curiosity about Nutella, and explaining why he should have his own Guy Fieri-style food show.

Comedian and Ballers star Rob Corddry would like to add another honorific to his resume: "wing-enjoyer." At least that's what he thought going into First We Feast's Hot Ones, in which host Sean Evans challenges his celebrity guests to answer questions while they tackle 10 progressively spicier wings. While he had no problem recounting stories from The Daily Show and Childrens Hospital while taking down Sriracha and Tapatio, Corddry finds his wits tested as the sauces climb the Scoville scale.