“Twisters” Stars Put Their Taste Buds to the Test in Hilarious “Hot Ones Versus” Challenge
In a recent episode of First We Feast’s popular “Hot Ones Versus” series, actors Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones from the Netflix film “Twisters” faced off against each other in a spicy showdown. The challenge, which has become a fan favorite, puts celebrities through a series of increasingly hot wings while they engage in conversation.
The episode kicked off with a friendly introduction, as the two actors shared their excitement and nerves about taking on the challenge. Powell, known for his roles in “Set It Up” and “The Expendables 3,” and Edgar-Jones, who has appeared in “Pleasure” and “Normal People,” showed off their competitive spirits from the start.
As the wings began to arrive, the conversation turned to their latest project, “Twisters,” a romantic drama that follows two people who find love amidst a devastating tornado. The actors discussed their characters’ emotional journeys, the film’s intense shooting schedule, and their favorite moments from the set.
Throughout the challenge, Powell and Edgar-Jones showed remarkable resilience, laughing and joking with each other as they navigated the scorching heat. Edgar-Jones, in particular, impressed with her ability to handle the spiciest wings, much to Powell’s surprise.
As the episode came to a close, the actors reflected on their experience, praising the challenge for pushing them out of their comfort zones. “It’s not just about eating hot wings, it’s about the conversation and the connection you make with the person across from you,” Powell said.
Edgar-Jones added, “It’s a great way to break the ice and have a laugh with someone you might not normally get to talk to.”
The “Hot Ones Versus” challenge has become a staple of First We Feast’s content, offering a unique blend of entertainment, humor, and culinary excitement. For fans of “Twisters” and celebrities in general, this episode is a must-watch, providing a behind-the-scenes look at the actors’ personalities and their ability to take on the heat.
