Horror movies become improv prompts on Wild 'N Out
DC Young Fly, Chico Bean and Justina Valentine feature in a Halloween compilation that has passed 200,000 views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
DC Young Fly Turned This Halloween Wildstyle Into A Crime Scene
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- 0:27Chico Bean, Cortez and fellow cast members deliver rap roasts around a drive-in-style car set.
- 2:51Nick Cannon takes occupation suggestions from the audience for Hot Fire Cypha.
- 8:11Hood Jeopardy turns horror-movie viewing habits into comedy prompts.
- 14:12The cast builds pickup lines around Candyman, Halloween and IT.
- 18:07A new section collects Wildstyle burns and awkward rap-battle moments.
The monsters get punchlines. Wild 'N Out's most-watched new upload turns horror-movie habits, masks and candy into material for its cast, with Nick Cannon taking audience suggestions for occupation-themed freestyles along the way.
Despite its title, "DC Young Fly Turned This Halloween Wildstyle Into A Crime Scene" is a compilation of the show's comedy games and rap roasts, not an actual incident. A drive-in-style car set supplies the opening backdrop, before the edit moves through Hot Fire Cypha, Hood Jeopardy and Pick Up and Kill It. Later, Candyman, Halloween and IT become prompts for pickup lines. The scary part is mostly having to think of something on the spot.
Viewers are picking out the Candyman section, Conceited and Hitman Holla's flow, and DJ D-Wrek's expression beside the buzzer. One commenter also describes discovering the show by chance and finding comfort in its songs and improv, a gentler note beneath all the theatrical insults.
The channel posted eleven uploads across the week. Sports guests provided another thread: Justina Valentine brought up Jake Paul to Tyron Woodley, while another clip paired Cannon with Bianca Belair and Montez Ford. The Belair clip is among the channel's busiest videos right now, alongside the Halloween compilation and a fresh Season 18 collection centered on DC Young Fly and Hitman Holla.
Subscribers held steady, and daily viewing is currently about half its usual level. DC's prominence nevertheless fits this particular archive: compilations built around him occupy the first two places among the channel's most-watched regular videos of all time.
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What viewers say
Candyman part was funny. Love this show so funny.
@rachaeljurawan1206See it on YouTubeLove these shows. Songs and improv so catchy. I only discovered this show by chance the other day. Happy I did it cheers me up so much when I'm feeling really low.thanks to all. Plus get to see younger talent emerge. ❤
@rachaeljurawan1206See it on YouTubeAlways a vibe when DC young fly is in the building ❤❤😂😂
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I love DC. Also HOT FIRE CYPHER 🤣🤣🙌🙌
@misska7535See it on YouTubeI love d c and this show ❤🎉
@SimoneWashington-e1vSee it on YouTubeVibesss DC is such a character😂😂❤
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- Channel
- Wild 'N Out
- Subscribers
- 15,400,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 4,158,204
- Videos published this week
- 11
- Video published
- October 23, 2026
- Video views so far
- 203,585
- Views on its first day
- 52,823
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Here is how Wild 'N Out's viewing and subscriber totals moved this week.
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Which game has Nick Cannon taking occupation suggestions for freestyles in the compilation?
Cannon asks the audience for occupations during the Hot Fire Cypha segment.


