Too much money not to be able to see
by Wannie on 12/30/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 2 out of 5Paid top dollar for Row 7 just to have an obstructed view. Never again
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Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out Live on Tour
One of the comedy world's most hilarious and outrageous shows, Wild ‘N Out again escapes from TV screens to make its return to stages nationwide. Since the series debuted on MTV in 2005, Nick Cannon's raucous showcase has helped launch some of the biggest stars in comedy. Kevin Hart, JB Smoove and Katt Williams were just some of the young and hungry stand-ups who cut their teeth in the show's lightning-fast improv battles, "WildStyle" rap showdowns and all the other games that determined which of the week's comedy squads reigned supreme. Since the show returned in 2012, it has spotlighted a whole new generation of talented comedians who are just as eager to demonstrate what they can do. Performers recently featured on Wild ‘N Out — now on its own streaming channel on Pluto TV — join America's favorite MC for a live presentation that's every bit as bold, fearless and funny as viewers will expect. Performances are recorded in Atlanta for the show's next season.
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A hilarious comedy showcase packed with hip-hop style, energy and attitude, Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out has been a proving ground for rising talents ever since its MTV debut in 2005. The series was created by Nick Cannon, the actor, singer and rapper who first showed off his own stand-up skills on his father's cable access TV show in San Diego. Kevin Hart, JB Smoove and Katt Williams were among the future stars joining their host and fellow comedian in the weekly battles between squads as they competed against each other. They positively slayed viewers in games that demonstrated their improv skills. Competitors would do and say whatever it took to claim victory in the "WildStyle" rap showdowns and other rapid-fire events. Since the series' return from a six-year hiatus in 2012, Wild ‘N Out has not only established itself as a comedy TV institution but a live event that's every bit as outrageous as the action on screen.
False Advertisement
by Sondra C. on 12/29/24CFG Bank Arena - BaltimoreRating: 2 out of 5The show itself was ok, however, it was falsely advertised up until the night of the show. It was advertised that Kevin Gates and Rick Ross were going to perform and honestly, that’s the ONLY reason why I purchased the tickets. Even the signs leading into the venue advertised them both to be there but neither one performed. Very disappointed.
Disappointed
by Eight20x1 on 12/28/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 2 out of 5Purchased these tickets for my son and myself to attend and was disappointed in the sound quality, tardiness of event participants and overall experience was not what I expected.
Horrible
by Kayla on 12/27/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 1 out of 5The show was not good. For 600 dollars for 2 tickets
Great Show
by MoonGoddess on 12/26/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 5 out of 5There were bonus performances that I did not expect. I had a great time. I loved the special guests, especially Claressa Shields and Rick Ross.
Great experience
by Adam on 12/26/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 5 out of 5Was able to meet the cast VIP treatment was great took pictures had great seat was given cards for family reunion skit only bad thing was a long line and wait. I paid for parking but didn’t use it I paid for better parking closer to the building
Terrible
by Jai on 12/26/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 1 out of 5So many things were wrong idk where to start it was the worst show I’ve ever seen
disappointing
by bleh on 12/26/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 2 out of 5I loved this show ever since it came out and when i heard their tour would make it's last stop in Detroit I had to go! I paid extra for VIP and floor seating where they had me placed you could only see stage equipment, they mainly played old clips from older episodes, mics were barely working, and the dj (not d-wrek) who ever the opener was was constantly yelling in the mic and wouldn't let the music play. if I could get a refund I would just pathetic
Had a ball
by Deana on 12/26/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 5 out of 5Loved how they incorporated my city into their jokes. They really did their research. I laughed really hard that night. Bravo
Trash
by Odolla on 12/26/24Little Caesars Arena - DetroitRating: 1 out of 5Thought it was suppose to be better then that we need DC young fly cause it was terrible