FIRST WE FEAST’S ‘HOT ONES’ KICKS OFF SEASON 4 TODAY, JULY 20 WITH MODEL CARA DELEVINGNE
NEW SAUCES. NEW CELEBRITIY GUESTS. NEW REACTIONS.
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First We Feast’s Hot Ones is back with a fourth season of the wildly popular series. The all-new season premieres today, July 20, at 11 a.m. ET, as host Sean Evans goes wing-for-wing with model and actress Cara Delevingne.
Delevingne is the first brave soul to take on the brand-new Hot Ones hot sauce lineup in this smoldering Season 4 premiere. The "Valerian" star battles through the likes of Dirty Dick's and Zombie Apocalypse while breaking down Burning Man survival tips, iconic celebrity eyebrows and her FaceTime chats with Tyler, the Creator.
While the set remains the same, the sauce roster has a new look. Fan-favorites Da Bomb and Zombie Apocalypse make a comeback this season, while others have been put back into the vault. “Sriracha’s no big deal,” a phrase viewers once recited with Evans at the beginning of each episode, is now replaced with Valentina Black Label Hot Sauce—which is still “no big deal.”
Blair’s Mega Death Sauce no longer has the highest scoville rating on the table. It has been moved to wing No. 9 and replaced with a brand-new, even hotter Hot Ones branded sauce, appropriately titled The Last Dab.
In the last two years, First We Feast, the popular channel which is part of Complex Networks, has grown its audience to 1.7 million fans. Its signature weekly series Hot Ones has increased its viewership by well over 100 percent and now averages 1.5 million views per episode, and has over 131 million total views for the series. The most-viewed episode to date features comedian Kevin Hart, with 7.5 million views and counting.
New episodes of Hot Ones air every Thursday at 11 a.m. ET.
Credit: First We Feast
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