Hot Ones

Ten wings. Ten questions. With every question the wing gets hotter.

Big celebrities opens up ways you never thought 'em would. This show is no main stream red carpet show. Seans guests let their guard down as they dive deeper into the abyss of scoville and share their personal thoughts and feelings you'd never see on regular talk shows.

It should not go unsaid, Sean is very a competent interviewer, who digs up questions beyond expectations. Guests have the tendency to compliment Sean on this many times.

When eating hot food, something wonderful is happening to your body and mind. You loosen up. You bond over hot food. It's beautiful.

Me and my friends eat hot wings while watching this show. Like Whiskey, beers, wine or whatever - there is an endless stream flavors and impressions to sense out in the world of chili.

Hats down for making this show Sean - I would love to eat hot wings with you!

The base idea is that they do a celebrity interview while both of them eat increasingly hotter spicy wings. At first this seems like a prank-show* but it leads to enjoyable situations because it is hard to control yourself while your mouth is on fire. Also it maybe makes the interview subjects more honest with their answers and behavior. This probably gives a glimpse into the real personality of these famous people.

Although I definitely recommend this for watching there are some negative things too. Lately they seem to be doing too much promoting and they also invite unlikable celebs with fake attitude. Otherwise it is good.

*Beware of The Bomb!

This is an entertaining channel. Sean Evans is a great host/interviewer. The twist of getting his guest to eat hot wings makes this show very different. All the celebrities he interviews is very surprising for being a YouTube channel. This show needs to be on Netflix or Hulu if already not. If you don't like talk shows with the Hollywood BS, watch Hot Ones on their YouTube channel First We Feast.

A new and different approach to classic interviews. At first, an idea of eating chicken wings with hot sauce during an interview on Youtube doesn't sound revolutionary, but I think it's truly a innovative way of doing it. Add one of the best interviewers around on stage along with extremely well selected guests every episode, and you get a show that has grown well over it's own limits. I hope they stay on Youtube though, since it feels right for the show.

Honestly, I don't know how the host continues have a functioning gut with so much spices all the time.

Great show!