Wild 'N Out

I'm a huge fan, I've been watching wildnout since 2005 and stopped when Nick wasn't on the show. When I saw that they were coming to Madison square garden on December 1st, 2022, I was one of the first people to buy a ticket. The show started late, they used the same jokes over again. It's supposed to be an improv show and they didn't do any of that. They had more mumble rappers perform than the actual show. The only one they had up there that made any sense was Fabulous. Everyone was smoking which could have been overlooked but the expectation was high and quality of the show was horrible. Unfortunately; I get to write this review, I was hoping to write a better one, honestly. I just don't understand how Madison square garden gives you a slot and you don't kill it, sound system and on point improv included. I'm usually crying laughing from their improvs, but today I didn't know what to do with myself.

Wow, from where can I start, This show is hilarious, funny, entertaining and so on. There are many awkward situations which is very interesting, really funny jokes, games are also well created. The host, Nick Cannon, maybe he gets dissed a lot of times, but if we could see him from the other side, he's amazing, funny person, and actually he got talent. the other members are really great, I have my favorite ones. and the latest the wild style, where they rap about each other, is the best part of the show. All in all, You'll not regret watching it, but also remember that there are people who doesn't have a taste of humor and jokes at all, relax there's always a cold bottle with water in the fridge.

Competing Improv is a great way to bring out the best in the cast as well as the guest stars--Wild and Out had a great Season 2. It kept the street edge and started to move to real-time with Mikey and Cameron.

Wild and Out has a chance to become the Saturday Night Live of this generation --

Afion, Nyiema and Cameron look like potential large stars on their own. Cameron really proved herself on the Tyra Banks show, Cold Case and CSI--amazing talent!!!!! Even when she is just rooting her team on --her energy is so positive that it lifts everyone a notch.

If MTV has a plan for these stars it is not obvious --they should be breaking them in with new shows that showcase their talents and maximize their high powered energy.

Nick Cannon is turning out to be quite a force in Hollywood--The show's structure makes sure everyone leaves wanting more and the reruns are good for catching up and better appreciating the cast.

Congratulations--Good work.

Look forward to Season 3.

Hope to see more of your top talent--

Careful not to beep out all the best jokes

All these bad reviews come from mainly 50 year old white males that can't take a joke nor understand black culture and humor. Cast members roast white people and blame everything bad about society on them. And thus these white critics get mad and gives a bad review. I, a white teenager finds the show hilarious and whilst it's true that some jokes get repetetive they're always entertaining.

If you're not a person of color and can't take a joke then go somewhere else.

I tried to like this show but I the improv is not very good. Contestants seem to reach for too many Cliché's. The guests always resort to lame stereotype role-playing. I do not care that these people are famous they do not do improv well. Wild n Out is a great example of how in American culture the mindless masses can be force fed something that is crap, but given enough pub it becomes hot by default. Nick Cannon is another Chris Tucker to me, "LAME". MTV in the past has been known for innovative ideas. Today's MTV seems to have run out of creative juice. I do like their doc-series approach to the new show Two-A-Days. That show is very entertaining. Two-A-Days is big time high school football. It is brave of them to take on a project that is produced in BAMA. I hope MTV will continue to take risks like this instead of relying on the yesterday who's who. Please cancel this lame cocktail party called wild n out. I would rather watch re-runs of NEXT.