Despite falling to the bottom half of the class following the show's midterms, Body Count frontman and hip-hop legend Ice-T has graduated from Nation's Dumbest, and is therefore not going to be crowned as such. It's odd to see a show with a premise of "hey, you don't want to win this," but it does make for compelling television, Carmen Electra crash-outs be damned.
Owing some of his success to musician/influencer Chase Hudson, with whom Ice was partnered for most of "Study Buddy Day," the iconic rapper made animal noises, failed a logic test, placed faces on coins and bills, and survived the final exam, earning his freedom from this institution of... well, I dunno about "higher learning," but you get the idea.
En route to graduation, though, Ice did forget that he was on Sesame Street some time ago, after professing that he'd never seen it following his missing of a related question.
A producer showed him the clip in a confessional, which Ice still could not recall. The proof is in the pudding, though, as seen below:
In any case, Ice-T proved that he is, as he asserted as he left the school, "not the dumbest motherfucker on Earth." Still in the running for Nation's Dumbest are NFL star Matt Reinert, singer/dancer JoJo Siwa, the aforementioned Chase Hudson, actor Anthony Michael Hall, and businesswoman/TV personality Hilaria Baldwin. The show airs on Wednesdays on FOX, and is available on-demand the following day on Hulu.
