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Ken Jeong has promoted his latest Netflix show by eating spicy wings whilst performing a medical.

Crazy Rich Asians star Ken Jeong is promoting his latest stand-up Netflix show You Complete Me Ho.

Appearing on YouTube channel

" target="_blank" rel="noopener">First We Feast, Jeong was seen having a face-off with host Sean Evans to see who could endure the spiciest wings and sauces whilst retaining conversation.

Jeong who worked as a doctor, dispelled medical myths and even gave Evans a free medical whilst suffering through the pain of the spicy wings.

The Asian American actor also talked about encounters with Prince and NBA legends like Shaq and Kevin Durant.

In other recent news, Jeong discussed his new Netflix show saying, “you can only tell so many dick jokes.”

You Complete Me Ho is available now on Netflix.

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