Ep 9. Justin Timberlake Cries a River While Eating Spicy Wings
- April 9, 2020
- 28 min
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In the latest episode of Hot Ones, Justin Timberlake takes on the infamous spicy wing challenge. The Grammy-winning musician and actor sits down with host Sean Evans to talk about his career, his family, and his love for hot sauce while sampling some of the world's hottest peppers.
As Timberlake bites into his first wing, he admits that he's a little nervous about what's to come. But he quickly proves that he can handle the heat, explaining that he loves spicy food and often eats it when he's on tour. As the interview progresses, Timberlake becomes more and more comfortable, sharing stories about his life and career while sweating profusely and wiping his nose.
Despite his bravado, Timberlake eventually reaches his limit, tearing up and even shedding a few tears as he struggles to finish the final wing. But he soldiers on, determined to complete the challenge and earn his place among the other celebrity guests who have taken on the Hot Ones gauntlet.
Throughout the episode, Evans and Timberlake discuss everything from the rapper's upbringing in Memphis to his experiences working with some of the biggest names in music and film. Timberlake also shares his thoughts on politics, his favorite comfort foods, and his aspirations for the future.
But the real highlight of the episode is watching Timberlake slowly succumb to the heat, his face turning red and his eyes watering as he reaches for a glass of water or a napkin to wipe away the sweat. Despite his obvious discomfort, he manages to keep his sense of humor throughout the ordeal, cracking jokes and even doing a few dance moves as he tries to distract himself from the pain.
In the end, Timberlake emerges victorious, having conquered the Hot Ones challenge and proved that he's not afraid to take on the hottest peppers in the world. Fans of the show will definitely want to check out this episode, which offers a unique glimpse into the life and career of one of the most talented and successful musicians of his generation.
