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Bad Bunny Quit 'Hot Ones' Interview Early For 1 Really Gross Reason
On Thursday, while sitting in the hot seat of Sean Evan’s “First We Feast” show, “Hot Ones,” the Grammy-winning rapper bit off a little bit more than he could chew.
Bad Bunny forced to tap out of Hot Ones challenge after being worried about his colon
Bad Bunny was forced to tap out of Sean Evans' Hot Ones chicken wing eating challenge after being concerned for his health - and fans don't blame him.
Bad Bunny can't take the heat in ‘Hot Ones' challenge
Bad Bunny was a recent guest on “Hot Ones," the show where guests answer questions while chowing down on increasingly spicy chicken wings. Midway through the challenge, the musician began expressing concerns over how the spicy wings were affecting his body.
Bad Bunny Quits ‘Hot Ones’ Challenge Midway Through: ‘I’m Worried About My Colon’
Despite lapping milk like a cat and icing his taste buds with ice cream, the “Titi Me Pregunto” rapper had to call it quits before he reached the end of the show’s hot sauce lineup. “There’s no way I’m going to eat all of those,” he said breathlessly, saying that his whole face felt hot. “There’s no way.”
Bad Bunny Quit The ‘Hot Ones’ Challenge Early After Expressing Concern About His Colon
By not finishing the challenge, Bad Bunny joins guests like DJ Khaled, Lil Yachty, Ice Spice, and Pusha T in the Hot Ones hall of shame (the “Wall-Most Made It,” as an on-screen graphic called it).
Bad Bunny takes on 'Hot Ones' with as much ice cream as they've got
Just a few snippets from Bad Bunny's journey on First We Feast's Hot Ones, with the Grammy-winning artist taking on increasingly spicy chicken wings while being interviewed by Sean Evans about his career. And it's probably one of the most relatable rounds of Hot Ones, watching Bad Bunny inhale ice cream to fan the flames.
Bad Bunny's Reveals a Side to Him We've Never Seen Before as He Takes on 'Hot Ones'
The Puerto Rican superstar suffered the heat from spicy wings on the popular YouTube interview series 'Hot Ones.'
Bad Bunny can't quite take the heat, quits “Hot Ones” before the end: 'I'm worried about my colon'
Bad Bunny might be hot stuff, with a hit album Debí Tirar Más Fotos, but he's not here for the heat, at least the most extreme stuff. The rapper and WWE celebrity wrestler, um, tapped out on Thursday's episode of Hot Ones, after surviving longer than he had expected.
Video: Bad Bunny Has a MELTDOWN and QUITS Hot Ones
Bad Bunny Has a MELTDOWN and QUITS Hot Ones Bad Bunny quits 'Hot Ones' midway through the spicy wing challenge, after telling host Sean Evans he is worried about his colon. During the interview, the GRAMMY winner is faced with hot wings that get spicier and spicier,
Bad Bunny Says He's the Best Celebrity WWE Wrestler Ever
Puerto Rican megastar Bad Bunny isn't backing down from his claim to be the best celebrity wrestler WWE has ever seen.
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Watch Bad Bunny Hilariously Chicken Out of ‘Hot Ones’: ‘My Face Is Burning’
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Bad Bunny was surprised by how much WWE fights hurt
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Bad Bunny's ‘DTMF' Tops Billboard for 2nd Week, Mac Miller's ‘Balloonerism' Debuts at No. 3
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Bad Bunny Sings About Unforgettable Love in ‘Baile Inolvidable’: Translated Lyrics
Here are the English lyrics to Bad Bunny's "Baile Inolvidable," the Puerto Rican rapper's first full-fledged salsa song.