Hot Ones has shown time and time again that no one, famous or otherwise, is immune to the tongue burning devastation of a supremely spicy hot sauce. The format is simple: Evans and his famous guests eat increasingly hot wings as they answer his deeply researched questions. After fourteen seasons and hundreds of A-List celebrity guests-from Guy Fieri to Paris Hilton-it’s perhaps the last media industry pivot to video effort still thriving. It’s a YouTube empire that has spawned a television game show, a Reebok shoe collection, and a hot sauce line, but hasn't actually changed much at all since its humble inception. The First We Feast show has built up a massive audience, and now gets at least one million views per episode.
I revere classic television, and I'll remember that forever."Īfter premiering in 2015, it's no surprise Hot Ones has reached SNL-parody levels of fame. Hot Ones being immortalized in SNL history is something that's really special to me. "I have this habit of playing the piano on the table when I'm asking questions, and to see that come through on SNL had me dying laughing. “My favorite thing is that someone from wardrobe at SNL had to source a Sean Evans outfit, and Mikey Day killed it," Evans said. But Beyonce couldn't handle it, and in her distress called the fake Evans a "bald bitch." That was Evans' favorite line of the sketch, he told Esquire. He (played by Mikey Day) was interviewing Beyonce (played by host Maya Rudolph), and the two were making their way through the hottest wings, in his show's trademark style.
He turned on the TV, and to his absolute amazement, Saturday Night Live was parodying his immensely popular YouTube interview show. Last Saturday night, Hot Ones host Sean Evans was sitting in his apartment when his phone started blowing up.
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