‘Wild N’ Out’ Season 16 — Here Is How Nick Cannon Redeemed Himself to Host the Vh1 Show After Being Fired

‘Wild N’ Out’ Season 16 — Here Is How Nick Cannon Redeemed Himself to Host the Vh1 Show After Being Fired

Understand the full story behind ‘Wild N’ Out’ Season 16 — Here Is How Nick Cannon Redeemed Himself to Host the Vh1 Show After Being Fired with our latest coverage.

For the upcoming season, according to Deadline, the show will reportedly have a fresh look and feel with a post-apocalyptic set design, 10 new games, and new teams, Team Revolution and Team Evolution. 

Cannon will lead Team Revolution, but there won’t be a set leader for the other and instead will be led by the special guest of that episode. Like before, the two teams will compete in various games before contesting in the final “Wildstyle battle,” after which a winner will be crowned.

Last season, the show’s cast included B. Simone, Hitman Holla, Justina Valentine, Bobb’e Thompson, Lil JJ, Jess Hilarious, and Conceited, among others. 

The cast of season 16 hasn't been confirmed, given that the show is known for rotating them. However, we know who the special guests are. 

The lineup so far includes Latto, Malaysia Pargo, Trina, Loni Love, 42 Dugg, Karlie Redd, Freddie Gibbs, Gary Owen, Erica Banks, Big Freedia, Too $hort, Zaytoven, BRS Kash, Murray, 24KGoldn, Jucee Froot, HotBoii, Mooski, Foushee, and Kirk and Rasheeda Frost. 

But more names are expected to be announced. Wild ‘N Out is also partnering with Stage TEN, a technology platform for an hour-long live interactive digital special.

Fans will now be able to connect with the cast via real-time comments and ultimately crown the winning team through live voting at playwildnoutlive.com.

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