Ep 8. Season 1, Episode 8
- July 10, 2012
Hip Hop Squares is a show that combines two very different worlds: the world of hip-hop and the world of Hollywood Squares. Each episode features two teams of celebrities made up of hip-hop and pop culture icons who play a game of tic-tac-toe, answering trivia questions and betting their squares on the game board. Hosted by comedian DeRay Davis, the show is fast-paced and full of energy.
Season 1, Episode 8 features some of the biggest names in hip-hop and entertainment. The first team is led by rapper Fat Joe, who is joined by fellow rappers Redman and Remy Ma, as well as comedian Affion Crockett. The second team is led by rapper Eve, who is joined by model and actress Cynthia Bailey, comedian Lil Duval, and radio personality Charlamagne Tha God.
Throughout the episode, the two teams compete in a series of rounds, each with a different theme. In the first round, the celebrities are asked to match the hip-hop slang term with its correct definition. The second round asks questions about famous hip-hop feuds, while the third round is all about the history of hip-hop culture.
One of the highlights of the show is the "Wildstyle" round, where the contestants freestyle rap against each other. This episode's "Wildstyle" round features Fat Joe and Redman going head-to-head, with some hilarious insults and rhymes.
Another fun moment in the episode is when Lil Duval gets asked a question about the famous "Cash Me Outside" girl, and he hilariously responds, "What is wrong with society?"
As the episode goes on, the game becomes more intense, with each team vying for the win. Both teams are evenly matched, and it comes down to the final round to determine the winner.
The episode also includes appearances by some surprise guests, including comedian Michael Blackson and rapper Ja Rule. Their presence adds to the fun and excitement of the show.
Overall, Season 1, Episode 8 of Hip Hop Squares is a fast-paced and entertaining episode, full of fun trivia questions, hilarious commentary, and memorable moments. It's a must-watch for fans of hip-hop and pop culture.
