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I also think the hot wings serve to disarm the guest. The host and the guest are sharing a painful experience which helps them bond a little.
by kyle_grove 4y ago
I also think the hot wings serve to disarm the guest. The host and the guest are sharing a painful experience which helps them bond a little.
- masklinn 4y agoUndoubtedly, you can visibly see Sean play on that between different interviews. If somebody's smashing the wings, he's smashing along. If somebody's being pained, he's limping as well. But then there's often really interesting question, the Hot Ones team does not skimp on researching the guests, and I've seen a few who were surprised or even blown away by how specific and personal (not in a bad way, just about things close to their hearts) the inquiries were.
- spaceman_2020 4y agoYeah, a lesser host might be tempted to be a little cocky in front of a big celeb and try to one-up them on their spice tolerance. But Sean is always okay playing second fiddle.