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'Family Feud' Just Exposed Which Celebrities Canadians Want To See On Our Money (VIDEO)

You better believe Drake and Ryan Reynolds made the cut.
'Family Feud' Just Exposed Which Celebrities Canadians Want To See On Our Money (VIDEO)
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A recent episode of Family Feud Canada has exposed which celebrities Canadians would love to see on our money instead of the Queen (don't tell her). 

Family Feud tweeted out a video of the answers on October 7 and we think we would have guessed every single one. 

The exact question was "What Canadian celebrity should replace the Queen on our money?" 

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This episode was a competition between the Hagglund family from Vancouver and the Campbell family from Toronto. 

A member of the Hagglund family guessed first, picking Celine Dion and, to nobody's surprise, landed the top answer. 

Next, a member of the Campbell family guessed Drake and was, of course, correct. 

He then guessed Brian Adams and was met with a big, fat, red "X." 

Finally, at the end of the round, the choices were revealed and they were, in order: Celine Dion, Ryan Reynolds, Gord Downie, Wayne Gretzky, Drake, Jim Carrey, Seth Rogan, and John Candy. 

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