‘Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out’ with Lil Duval & Charlamagne Tha God

MTV2’s description of the next episode of “Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out” begins with Duval and Nick sizing each other up before beginning the battle for top MTV2 dog. Yet even though the comedians are prepping to tear into one another for the championship belt, Nick sets any animosity aside to give his guests a proper welcome. “This dude I’m about to bring on the stage might have a fighting chance, because he’s one of the hottest stand-up comics in the game,” he announces to the audience. Duval takes his cue from the head honcho and enters with a diamond-encrusted mini-toilet around his neck, putting any and all of Flavor Flav’s blinged-out clocks to shame. “Somebody’s going to run off with your toilet,” Nick jokes. “No they ain’t,” Duval replies as he sets off his jewelry’s security alarm.

Catch the next “Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out” Season 5 with Duval and Charlamagne on MTV2 Tuesday night at 11:00p.m.

 

 

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