Nick Cannon

And it's because there's somebody different.

like that across from you right we all hug it out at the end so that's the only place where you can see you know someone from the transgender community battle somebody who's homophobic right and then they hug it out at the end right you know what I mean you see somebody from you know literally with a yarmulke on yeah

battling you know somebody with you know a turban like me or whatever it is and they're making fun of those things which are like oh you can't even say nothing about that you know so it's the it's it's so diverse but it's so welcoming at the same time and so that's that's literally you know my offering to society to be like man we can really all get along we can have differences but embrace we can make fun of the differences but then still embrace each other right

But I've heard people say, look, there are people that they might come on and like, nah, you can't air that.

You can't air me in this episode or you can't.

They do ask to take certain stuff out, but we don't, especially now, because now in a new digital age, I got a little bit more freedom before I had to follow the rules of like MTV and stuff like, but now with, you know, being able to launch on multiple platforms like YouTube, Twitter, you know, all these streaming services, it's like, oh, we just

We can cuss for real on Wildin' Out now.

So where things might have been offensive, you know, I think people have opened up in the space of comedy, like you were saying earlier.

I think people want to laugh again.

So that's what we came to do.

Give me your Mount Rushmore.

This thing is almost two and a half decades old.

Give me your Mount Rushmore of Wildin' Out guests, performers.

Guests?

No, performers.

We can do performers and do guests.

Oh, okay.

Um...

So, I mean, when you say performer, you're talking about, like, artists or, like, do we call the cast performer?

Cast performer.