Ashanti vs. Nelly
Ashanti and Nelly are the Grammy-winning power couple with a slew of chart topping hits between them. They can be seen together in their new Peacock reality series "Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together." But today, these singing spouses will have two choices: Tell the truth, or suffer the wrath of the Last Dab. Whoever eats the most wings, loses!
From the Ashanti's least favorite Nelly song to the scene Nelly demanded be cut from their new show, they will either need to be honest or go head-to-head with the Wings of Death. Which hip-hop power couple would Ashanti not want go on a double date with? What has been their biggest parenting disagreement? Tune in to an all-new episode of Hot Ones Versus, and see who takes home the golden chicken wing trophy!
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