A bet’s a bet. You have to be living in the greatest heights of confidence in order to make a bet where you’re wagering a shaved eyebrow. A friendly game on the basketball court often turns into players making innocent bets that usually involve money, but Jason Derulo decided to up the ante and told his friend that the first one to miss a shot had to shave off an eyebrow.

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After a couple of rounds, Jason’s shot was slightly off so he was the one holding the clippers. His friend stood close to him to make sure it all went down accordingly, and in a video shared to TikTok, it looks as if Jason Derulo has an eyebrow riding solo-dolo. He took things from TikTok to Instagram when he posed for a shirtless selfie, writing in the caption, “How long this $h!t gon’ take to grow back.”

Later, in a Zoom interview with Elvis Duran, the singer claimed that the eyebrow-shaving bet was all a prank. “That was a little CGI, don’t tell nobody,” he said. “Basically we played a game and the first one to miss was supposed to shave off their eyebrow. But you know, it was for the video. I probably wouldn’t have lost if it was, ya know, real.” Check out the clips of Jason Derulo and his buddies below and let us know if you think this is real or fake.

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There was a point in time when Blueface had a tense relationship with his mother, but it looks as if they’re in a much better place. In the summer of 2019, social media blew up after Blueface was engaged in a family feud with his mother and sister. The trio was locked in a war of words after the rapper kicked them out of his house. His sister went on to release a diss track and his mother penned a lengthy message about her dear Johnathan Porter who she said was changing into a person she couldn’t recognize after becoming a rap star. 

Relationships were healed outside of the public eye, and now Blueface is back to giving his mother a hard time, yet now it’s for laughs. On Tuesday (March 24), the rapper uploaded a video to social media where he offers his mother a deal. “I’ll give you one thousand dollars if you let me crack two eggs on your head,’ Blueface said. His mother upped the ante and asked for $1,000 per egg.

They attempted to negotiate, but eventually, mom gave in. In the end, Blueface only cracked one egg on her head and just gave her the money. Watch Blueface’s clip with his mother below and let us know if you’re mom would take this deal.

Ashton Kutcher made Punk’d a cultural phenomenon during it’s MTV reign. While he was the show’s host from 2003 to 2007, there have been a few revamps of the series with celebrity guest hosts and even a BET reboot. It looks like MTV is giving Punk’d another go because they’ve announced that this time around,Chance The Rapper will take on as host of the Quibi show that is “reimagined for a new generation.”

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Chance will be directing the “with new laughs, new hoaxes and new celebrity ‘marks’ in bite-sized episodes,” states a press release. We’ll have to wait and see who those “marks” are, but Chance looks forward to making this latest try at reviving Punk‘d a successful attempt. “Punk’d is one of MTV’s most iconic franchises,” said the Grammy award-winning artist. “I grew up watching this show and it’s surreal to be in the driver’s seat this time around on Quibi.” 

Quibi is set to launch on April 6, 2020, and is described as being an entertainment platform design specifically for your phone. It’s reportedly designed for “quick bites”—hence the name Quibi—of shows that are 10 minutes or less in length. You can sign up over on Quibi.com. Meanwhile, take a peek at what you can expect from Punk’d below.