How Well Do You Know the Newest ‘Go-Big Show’ Judge, T- Pain?
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Now that the newest season of Go-Big Show has begun, fans of the series may have noticed a change in the judging panel. Season one featured Rosario Dawson, Cody Rhodes, Jennifer Nettles, and DJ Khaled. Season two began with a surprise, T-Pain sat at the judges table in place of DJ Khaled.
Since this is such a big change, let’s get to know T-Pain before episode two airs. Take this quiz to learn more about this singer, or claim your title as super fan.
His History in Music
This 37 year old is known mostly for his R&B hits. His music popularized the creative use of auto tune and has been extremely successful in this style. In this time in the music industry, he’s earned two Grammy Awards from 12 nominations. This singer was featured in more than 50 chart topping singles between the years of 2006 and 2010. T-Pain has also released six studio albums during his time in the music industry.
He has been married to the mother of his three children, Amber Najm, since 2003. Together they have one daughter Lyriq (17) and two sons, Muziq (14) and Kaydnz (12). This R&B artist is private about his personal life, so you will not find photos of their children within his Instagram.
Go-Big Show Begins With a Bang
Now that you know more about T-Pain make sure to tune into Go-Big Show for their second episode of their second season. This episode premieres on TBS on January 13 at 9/8c. We’ve already seen some pretty wild contestants on the series as a whole.
On the first episode of the new season we saw three matchups. These contestants competed head to head for their spot in the next round. On this episode, fans saw a strongman, a aerialist, a high diver, a circus performer, a freestyle motocross rider and a competitive eater. Out of the six competitors, three of them will be going into the next round of the competition.
I think T-Pain replaced Snoop Dogg and not Dj Khaled. Dj Khaled was supposed to replace Snoop Dogg, but T-Pain did instead.