Steve Harvey accused of 'cheating' on 'Celebrity Family Feud' by ...
In the latest episode of “Celebrity Family Feud” on July 23, tensions ran high when Anthony Anderson’s family wasn’t too happy with Steve Harvey.
Facing off against Robin Thicke and his team, the competition was intense from the start.
To kick off the game, Anderson, 53, and Thicke, 47, started at the buzzer with the prompt, “Name an animal a man sounds like when they’re making love?”
Thicke quickly answered first with “Cow,” which was worth 10 points and was ranked No. 3.
Anderson followed up with “A Bear,” which was also 10 points, but ranked higher at No. 2, causing him to believe he beat the “Blurred Lines” singer.
Confidently, Anderson prematurely declared, “We gonna play, Steve!”
Harvey intervened, raising his hand to stop him.
“It’s a tie,” the host explained.
“It’s a tie!?” Anderson protested. “But my bear’s above his cow.”
Harvey clarified that Thicke buzzed in first, leaving Anderson’s team to reluctantly accept the tie.
When the “Blackish” actor somberly went back to his team, his family appeared baffled and confused. His mom claimed they were “cheating already!” and another family member threw up his hands.
Anderson exclaimed, “It’s okay” — and it was. His team won the matchup in the end, despite their initial blip.
Even though they lost the Fast Money round, they still won $10,000 for their charity.
In another recent episode of “Celebrity Family Feud” on July 16, chaos again unfolded when a survey asking about the greatest rappers of all time sparked widespread debate online.
In a head-to-head competition to get the first answer correct, neither Meghan Trainer nor Tori Kelly were successful in their initial guesses, predicting that J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar would rank among the top eight survey responses.
Even Harvey was confused when Lil Wayne didn’t come up on the board either, saying, “Okay, y’all tripping now.”
The first correct answer finally came from Kelly’s team with Tupac Shakur, ranking second on the board.
The results revealed Snoop Dogg as the top choice, followed by Tupac, Eminem, Dr. Dre, LL Cool J, The Notorious B.I.G., 50 Cent and Jay-Z.
Harvey jokingly apologized to the hip-hop community for the rankings, particularly Jay-Z’s placement at the bottom.
“We in Rhode Island again? Where we at?” he questioned. “Jay Z’s last? What in the world?”
Fans expressed their disbelief in the results online, questioning who the show polled for these answers.
“It’s like they surveyed 100 people who have never listened to rap music and asked them to name the most famous rapper they know of,” one user commented on the viral YouTube clip.
“They should really consider where they’re polling when asking these questions,” another wrote.
“Jay Z number 8, Snoop above Eminem,… which humans on this planet was this survey conducted?” a third commented.
“We literally asked 100 Vermont residents to answer this,” joked another user.
