Hot Ones - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Chrissy Teigen Gets Drunk on Spicy Wings
Chrissy Teigen kicks off Hot Ones Season 7 in dramatic fashion, taking one of the most unorthodox approaches we've seen yet to the wings of death. As she licks her way through the all-new hot-sauce lineup, the cookbook author, model, and entrepreneur discusses her most memorable Twitter wars, recommends the turkey leg at Medieval Times, and breaks down a no-fail recipe for Thai ribs. Watch the epic meltdown, and check out Chrissy's new book, Cravings: Hungry for More.
Tenacious D Gets Rocked by Spicy Wings
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!
Anderson .Paak Sings Hot Sauce Ballads While Eating Spicy Wings
Adam Carolla Rants Like a Pro While Eating Spicy Wings
Lil Yachty Has His First Experience with Spicy Wings
E-40 Asks a Fan to Save Him While Eating Spicy Wings
Lilly Singh Fears for Her Life While Eating Spicy Wings
Blake Griffin Gets Full-Court Pressed by Spicy Wings
Bill Burr Gets Red in the Face While Eating Spicy Wings
Pete Holmes Does Improv While Eating Spicy Wings
Vanessa Hudgens Does Tongue Twisters While Eating Spicy Wings
"Weird Al" Yankovic Goes Beyond Insanity While Eating Spicy Wings
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