Comments made by Nick Cannon on his podcast “Cannon’s Class” led to him getting dropped by ViacomCBS, the parent company of VH1, MTV and MTV2, the networks that aired his popular show “Wild ‘N Out” for the last 15 years. During his conversation with ex-Public Enemy member Professor Griff, Nick made remarks that were offensive and hurtful to the Jewish community and labeled as anti-semitic.
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As the creator, executive producer and host of “Wild ‘N Out,” the end of his relationship with ViacomCBS is a big blow for Nick Cannon. But it also affects the Talent that made the 30-minute hip-hop improv comedy show so good.
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ViacomCBS has not announced if “Wild ‘N Out” will continue without Nick Cannon or not, but he has called for full ownership of the series he created. And Diddy told Nick Cannon via Instagram that Nick can “come home” to Diddy’s Revolt TV.
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“Wild ‘N Out” has been a powerful platform for comics, artists, actors and the culture. And even though it’s not clear if the show has completely come to an end, several cast members have posted reactions to the news about Nick Cannon’s exit on social media. Here’s what some of them said…
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Chico Bean
Them: Wildnout Canceled…
The Cast: pic.twitter.com/PosjlfXLNy
— Chico Bean (@chicoBean) July 15, 2020
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Hitman Holla
How the hell I get fired on my day off.
— #BallGame✌ (@HitmanHolla) July 15, 2020
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