NFL legend Antonio Brown pulls up on We Playin’ Spades with Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee for a game that quickly turns into pure chaos. With bold wagers on the line and nonstop trash talk, the competition heats up fast as AB proves he’s just as confident at the card table as he was on the field.

As the game unfolds, Antonio Brown opens up about life after the NFL, his mindset on freedom, and the thinking behind some of his most viral and controversial moments. From music and business moves to living life on his own terms, AB stays unfiltered while dropping unexpected insight along the way.

The episode also delivers plenty of classic We Playin’ Spades moments, including Black Card questions, wild debates, and hilarious hypotheticals that take the table in every direction. Between big laughs, real talk, and unpredictable energy, this is one of those episodes that goes way beyond the cards.

Tap in, join the conversation, and let us know in the comments what you think about Antonio Brown’s take on life, freedom, and everything in between.

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Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee bring that backyard energy as they welcome comedians Garrick Bernard and Keith Johnson for a game that quickly turns into more than just spades.

From the start, the conversation dives into “blurred” culture, strict upbringings, and how that shaped everything from playing cards to discovering anime. As the cards hit the table, Garrick and Keith admit they don’t really know how to play, setting the stage for a hilarious and unpredictable game.

Between “Black Card” debates, comedy stories, and real life moments, including Garrick’s journey from working at Verizon to pursuing stand up, the episode blends humor, culture, and perspective. With wild wagers, nonstop trash talk, and a heated Mike Tyson vs. Goku debate, this one goes way beyond the cards.

Drop in the comments: Would you rather fight Mike Tyson or Goku? 👀

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On this episode of We Playin’ Spades, Page Kennedy and Dannon Green pull up to the Turquoise Table with Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee for a hilarious and unfiltered conversation about comedy, acting, and their journeys through Hollywood. From early stand up days to landing major roles, both guests share how they built their careers, navigated the industry, and stayed true to their craft while leveling up in entertainment.

The conversation goes deep into real industry experiences, including being overlooked, breaking out of boxes, and earning respect across comedy and acting. Page Kennedy opens up about his versatility as an actor and creative, while Dannon Green reflects on years of stand up, the grind, and what it takes to stay consistent in the game. Along the way, the group trades stories about iconic moments, OG wisdom, and the lessons they learned from legends who helped shape their paths.

Of course, it would not be We Playin’ Spades without the jokes, the trash talk, and the culture. Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee keep the energy high as the table turns competitive, personal, and hilarious all at once. From wild stories to real life gems, this episode is packed with comedy, authenticity, and everything that makes the show what it is.

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Comedy meets culture at the Spades Turquoise Table as Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee link up with Slink Johnson, also known as Black Jesus, and Dominique LaRue for a wild episode of We Playin’ Spades filled with laughs, real talk, and nonstop energy. From LA roots to entertainment success, the conversation dives deep into the experiences that shaped their journeys both on and off the screen.

Slink Johnson breaks down his rise from the streets to starring in Grand Theft Auto V and Black Jesus, sharing behind the scenes stories and insight into the gaming world, television, and building a lasting career. Dominique LaRue brings sharp humor and perspective, adding her take on comedy, culture, and navigating the industry while staying authentic. With Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee leading the table, the energy stays high with jokes, debates, and real moments throughout.

The crew gets into everything from OG advice and hood legend stories to industry truths, money conversations, and what it really takes to stand out in entertainment. If you are into real conversations, entertainment industry gems, and straight up laughs, this is one you do not want to miss.

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R&B legend Keith Sweat joins Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee on We Playin’ Spades with his son Justin for a game full of laughs, trash talk, and real talk. From the moment they sit down, the energy is high as the competition kicks off and the stories start flowing.

Keith reflects on his journey from Harlem to becoming a pioneer of New Jack Swing, breaking down how he built a lasting music career, stayed independent, and maintained ownership in an ever changing industry. He shares real insight into creating timeless hits, navigating the business, and why protecting your work is key to longevity.

With a mix of OG wisdom, father-son moments, and nonstop jokes, the game gets heated as both teams battle it out for the win. It’s a perfect blend of culture, comedy, and conversation packed with gems you don’t want to miss.

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On this episode of We Playing Spades, Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee welcome R&B royalty Donell Jones and his sister, "Squeaky" Jones, to the Turquoise Table for a game fueled by candid truth and origin stories and dream collabs. From the first shuffle to the final hand, the energy is pure nostalgia mixed with high-stakes trash talk.

Donell gets candid about the "Gemini Energy" that fuels his creativity and why so many legends in the industry share his zodiac sign. Revealing the surprising origin of his signature look and shares the deeply personal, real-life story that inspired his timeless hit, "Where I Wanna Be." For Donell, staying true to his life meant putting his most vulnerable moments into his lyrics, and he explains why that authenticity was non-negotiable.

Pull up a chair for an episode filled with wisdom, nostalgia, and a legendary game of Spades with one of the greatest to ever do it.

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In this episode of We Playing Spades, Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee welcome comedy legends Flex Alexander and Brian Hooks to the Turquoise Table for a game full of laughs, trash talk, and real conversation. From “Black Card” moments to Spades culture, the energy is high from the start.

Flex and Brian get real about their Hollywood journeys, sharing stories about landing roles, losing opportunities, and the harsh realities of pilot season and the industry grind. They break down what it really takes to stay in the game and build longevity.

The conversation also dives into how the industry has evolved, from network deals to the streaming era, and why creating your own lane is more important than ever. Along the way, they pay homage to the icons who paved the way.

As the game heats up, so do the jokes, bets, and unfiltered moments. It’s comedy, culture, and candid truth with two OGs who’ve seen it all and are still making moves.

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In this episode, Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee set a sanctified backyard vibe before welcoming music legends Erica and Warryn Campbell to the table. The group dives right into real stories about the Campbells' marriage, their early courtship, and the realities of navigating celibacy. As they lay down the house rules for Spades, the conversation takes a hilarious detour into "Black Card" questions, debating cultural staples like eating chitlins and pork. Things get deeper when Warryn opens up about a kidney cancer diagnosis, a life-changing moment that shifted his focus from the music industry to his calling as a pastor. The game's stakes are quickly raised with a laugh-out-loud wager involving VIP sections versus a church baptism. Dropping some major "OG Game Wisdom," Warryn and Erica share how they handle rumors, navigate business, and approach reality TV on their own terms. The episode wraps up with stories from the studio, a discussion on raising kids around gospel versus secular music, and honest reflections on life regrets before the final card pull.

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Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee welcome WWE's ultimate power couple, Bianca Belair and Montez Ford, to the backyard boogie for a high-energy and incredibly competitive game of Spades. Right out of the gate, the wrestling superstars bring their in-ring swagger straight to the card table, letting Nick and Courtney know that they came ready to win. The trash talk flows instantly as they establish the house rules, setting the stage for an absolute war on the card table. Between laying down books and hitting Nick with ruthless banter, the group dives into some massive wrestling debates. Montez and Bianca discuss why The Rock is the undisputed greatest entertainer in wrestling history, while Montez breaks down why his ultimate dream match and promo battle would be against the legendary Muhammad Ali. Bianca also opens up about the intense dedication it takes to hand-make all of her iconic wrestling gear, from the sewing to the rhinestones, and Montez shares an unbelievably wild story about a fan offering up his prosthetic leg to help him out during a match. Tune in to see if the WWE tag team can translate their ring dominance into a Spades victory, or if Nick and Courtney will defend the backyard boogie!

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This week on We Playin’ Spades, the Turquoise Table becomes the unofficial headquarters of gay comedy as Paris Sashay pulls up with writer and comedian Alex English as her spades partner — repping for the gays and proving, loudly and proudly, that the community does in fact know how to play spades.

From the first deal, it’s nothing but jokes, chaos, and cultural correction. Paris gets into her former life dating men and running them for their money, why she eventually retired from men altogether (the men ain’t the same men no more), and how she never really had to come out of the closet because her family only had one condition: the woman better be a baddie. No press conference. No announcement. Just pure aesthetics.

Alex breaks down the heckler that completely changed how he approaches stand-up, forcing him to expand his material and divulges the very specific way you can tell he's “not that gay.” 

Nick delivers the most unhinged pee-in-the-bed story ever told at the Turquoise Table, which somehow turns into a therapeutic breakthrough and then pivots into shaming Courtney, Paris, and Alex for their embarrassingly weak knowledge of Black cinema. Receipts are pulled. Legacies are defended.

All four comedians bond over bombing on stage, the universal pain of a bad set, and why punching down is lazy comedy. It’s one of those episodes where the jokes are reckless, the lessons are real, and everybody leaves slightly more exposed than they planned.

The Gays…they’re playing spades.

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