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The Comment That Made Steve Harvey Stop the Clock During ‘Celebrity Family Feud’ with Kim and Kanye

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Self-described “Family Feud” fans Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West got to live the dream when they played on “Celebrity Family Feud” Sunday, June 10.

Kardashian joined her rapper husband and his three cousins as they squared off against the beauty mogul’s sisters, mother, grandmother and family friend to win $25,000 for the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles.

While the families were fiercely competitive, the respective teams also delivered some laugh-inducing answers. For one, when Harvey asked, “Name a reason you think Steve Harvey is a good kisser?” Ye promptly replied, “Lips. I’m here to win, bro!”

More humorous answers came during the fast money round, which the Kardashian clan won but decided to hand over to West and his wife to play.

When asked how “How sexy are you compared to the people you work with?” Kardashian didn’t miss a beat. She earns eight points when she responds, “Ten,” which stuns Harvey and prompts him to temporarily stop the clock to pull himself together.

Kardashian also garnered laughs for pointing to her butt as the “part of the body you’re always banging into things.” The answer didn’t get the family any points, however,

And while the reality star earned 147 points for her work, it was West who brought things home. After earning points 21 points for bringing himself from a 10 to a five in the sexy department and 38 points for saying he bangs his knee into things, the team easily earned over 200 points and the money for charity.

As fans watched the episode, they ate up the viral moments.

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