This Video Of 'Family Feud Canada’s' Best Worst Answers Is Total Canadian Chaos

"Nice people, BAD ANSWERS." 🤣
Family Feud Canada’s Best Worst Answers Is Total Canadian Chaos (VIDEO)
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After arriving on Canadian screens for the first time in 2019, Family Feud Canada has become a firm fan favourite.

While it’s only been around for a short time, it’s already had its fair share of totally hilarious and iconic moments — including the famous “chiiiiiicken” moment!

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Just over a year after the show first came to our screens, its official YouTube channel has put together a three-part complication of some of the best worst answers given.

The ten-minute clip has the title “Nice people, BAD ANSWERS” and it’s totally perfect Canadian chaos.

The host asks one family member, “If your love life had a remote control, name a button you’d hit a lot.” The contestant  responded, “vibrate!”

If that wasn’t enough, the host also asks, “You might be too embarrassed to go into work if you have a ... what?” To which the contestant responds, “erection.” Eek!

Family Feud Canada has given us countless hilarious on-screen moments since it was first aired, including the awkwardly incorrect “porn” answer and the contestant who accidentally roasted their opponent.

Auditions to be a contestant remain open right now, with the show often calling for new cast members and inviting all Canadians to apply.

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