- Welcome to the show.
- Thank you. - Thank you, sir.
- Here we go.
We've surveyed a hundred people.
Got top seven answers on the board.
Name something that is big in the home of a millionaire.
(ringing)
- A car.
- A car. The big car.
(clapping)
(ding indicating correct answer)
(cheering)
- Let's play. Let's play.
- Pass or play?
- Play. - Play, let's go.
- Let's go!
(cheering)
- Evan, what do you do for a living?
- I am a an actor.
- You're what?
- A director and an actor.
- Oh, an an actor.
(laughter)
- (says slowly) An actor.
- Oh, (mumbles).
That ain't what you said.
You said I'm an na nactor.
- No.
- So an actor and a director.
- Yes. I direct and I run a film festival in Ghana as well.
- Oh, do you?
- Yes.
(cheering)
- All right well introduce everybody.
- This is my family. My friend, Ben.
This is my fake twin brother, Nenesenor.
And my wonderful brother, Seloam
(cheering)
- This is your twin brother.
- Fake twin brother.
- Oh, fake.
- People think that we look alike,
but we're actually friends.
- Oh, people think, well, you do look alike.
- Oh, okay. Then the fake works.
- Welcome to the show.
Ben, what do you do?
- I'm an actor and a commercial model.
- What's a commercial you've shot.
- Okay, a couple of drinks.
- A couple of drinks?
- Yeah, insurance.
- Well, let's stop right here. Drinks.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, like alcohol?
- Okay, Yeah. I did alcohol.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So you've been drunk before.
(clears throat)
I mean when you told him to shoot, you know,
they say, take two sips and then smile.
And you take two sips and then smile.
And then they go cut.
(in African accent) Do it again.
And then you take two sips and then you smile.
Cut! You're not smiling enough; do it again.
Well, this is six, now.
You drink six.
And then take number eight.
You pretty much, you there.
- Yeah, about wasted.
Alright, man, let's go.
Name something that's big in the home of a millionaire.
- The swimming pool.
(cheering)
(ding)
(cheering)
- Nenesenor.
- Yes sir.
- Is that how you say it?
- Nenesenor.
- Nessa-say-no
- Nenessenor.
- Yes sir. That's it.
- I like that, Nenessenor.
I like that. I like that.
Nanna say no.
(laughter)
That's what Nae Nae said.
Nanna said no.
(laughter)
(in African accent) Yes, please. No!
What do you do?
I'm an actor. I'm a rapper.
I'm a, I'm a model.
I'm an academic tutor, and I'm a businessman sometimes.
(cheering)
- You ain't got no damn days off.
You just,
actor,
director,
rapper.
(imitating African rapper) I rap all the big beats
Everybody knows me.
- Yeah, yeah. That's right.
- Yo what's what's your rap name?
- My rap name is my name that you mentioned.
- Nenesenor?
- That's right.
- See that's a good name.
You don't need another one.
All right, be working on a rhyme.
I'm a come back to you.
I need to hear something.
- I'm a give you something.
Oh, well go head then.
- All right.
Lord I'm on my knees.
I'm begging for your mercy
(indistinct words)
(crowd cheers and drowns out rapping)
And I know it's not over
til you say it's over.
If you're not (indistinct)
put in Range Rover.
(indistinct)
A friend of Johnny Walker.
I'm the Black label.
I'm hotter than your Baileys,
Until you can't say no.
(raps using African dialect)
I believe I'm a boss.
Yes, call me juju.
Now, hey.
(cheering)
- All right, my man, let's go.
Name something that's big in the home of a millionaire.
- A tennis court.
(cheering)
- Tennis court.
(buzzer indicating wrong answer)
- Seloam.
- Yes, sir.
- Let me guess.
- You are an actor.
- Yes.
- A model.
- No.
- Yeah, you bet not had said model.
You'd a said model, I'd a said,
"You know good and well your little ass ain't no model."
So what else do you do?
- So I host the car-radio show back home.
- See there I told you. A what show?
- The car-radio show.
- Why they call it a car-radio show?
- Because it's a radio station in the car.
I applied for jobs sometimes and nobody was minding me.
So the idea came and then I started doing it.
- All right my man, let's play.
Name something that is big in the home of a millionaire.
- Steve, I think the bed.
- Yeah, the big bed.
(cheering)
- Big bed. Millionaire. Lots of wives.
(dings)
(cheering)
- Evan.
- Yes Sir.
- Only one strike.
Name something that's big in the home of a millionaire.
- Steve, I think if I'm a mil, billionaire--
- No, no, no.
We don't want you to be no billionaire.
It's too much money for you, Evan.
You're going too fast.
Let's just be the millionaire first.
If you get a billion before you get a million,
you're going to mess it up.
- Okay, sir.
- Cause you don't know how to play this game yet.
- Okay, sir.
- You get a billion you gonna have too many girls.
Too many girls. I already know it.
(laughter)
- No.
- See God, listen.
- Yes, sir.
- God did not let me attain this life that I have
until it was later in life.
Because if he had given me this money,
this fame,
when I was 30 years old, I would have lost it all.
I would have ruined it.
I would have did too much.
I'd a been too happy.
Way, too happy.
I would have had 45 wives
and none of them would have known about the other one.
(laughter)
All right, Evan.
- Yes sir.
- Name something that is big in the home of a millionaire.
- Yes, sir.
I think a millionaire's house should have a big living room.
- A big living room.
(cheering)
(buzzer)
(groans)
- All right. Now Ben, let's be careful, buddy.
We got two strikes.
The blended family can steal.
Name something that's big in the home of a millionaire.
- Steve, I think his wardrobe.
- Got a big wardrobe.
(buzzer)
(groans)
(cheering)
- TV, TV, TV, TV, TV.
- All right, family.
Name something that's big in the home of a millionaire.
- Steve we'll go with TV.
- Got a big TV.
(cheering)
(ding)
(Screaming and cheering)
- Number seven.
(ding)
- [Audience] Bar.
- [Steve] Six.
(ding)
- [Audience] Garden. Estate.
- [Steve] Five.
(ding)
- [Audience] Jacuzzi, spa.
(upbeat music)