Evans, who launched the YouTube series in 2015, has interviewed some of the biggest names in the business — and has his ...

With US late-night talk shows dying, his YouTube show represents the present and future of celebrity interviews. Good thing ...

Sean Evans, host of "Hot Ones," sat down with ABC News to discuss his fiery celebrity interviews, the upcoming 24th season and his aspiration to revolutionize the world of talk shows with a potential ...

Evans, the host who has made a name for himself by eating spicy wings and interviewing a diverse range of entertainment giants, has been the driving force behind 'Hot Ones' since its premiere in 2015.

"Hot Ones" is an immensely successful YouTube show, where host Sean Evans interviews celebrities while eating increasingly spicy chicken wings. It's arguably the most random and out-of-pocket idea ...

Hot Ones first launched in 2015 on YouTube and has provided in-depth celebrity interviews conducted by Evans as guests eat a variety of spicy chicken wings. The show has included a number of big names ...

Since its arrival on YouTube in 2014, Hot Ones has stacked more than 12 seasons and thousands of bottles of hot sauce. Host Sean Evans explained to Business Insider in a 2017 interview that there ...

On a scale of mild to One Chip Challenge levels of heat, Sean Evans' net worth in 2024 can buy a lot of ghost peppers. Evans, host of Hot Ones, has made a career out of bonding with celebrities ...

"It sucks, dude," Sean Evans tells Inverse. "It sucks for so many reasons." During a sit-down Zoom with the host of Hot Ones — the wildly popular YouTube series just kicked off its 14th season ...