Netflix is reportedly in discussions with BuzzFeed to bring live episodes of the popular YouTube show "Hot Ones" to its streaming platform. This move is part of Netflix's strategy to expand its live event programming, which already includes plans to stream NFL games and wrestling events in the future , , .

"Hot Ones," hosted by Sean Evans, is a talk show where celebrities are interviewed while eating increasingly spicy chicken wings. The show has gained a significant following on YouTube, and Netflix's interest in streaming live episodes could attract a new audience to the platform , .

The partnership with BuzzFeed, which owns the production company First We Feast that produces "Hot Ones," is still in the negotiation phase. If successful, this collaboration could mark a significant step for Netflix in diversifying its content offerings and enhancing its live programming lineup , .

The potential addition of "Hot Ones" to Netflix's live content could provide viewers with an engaging and entertaining experience, as they watch celebrities tackle the infamous "wings of death" in real-time , .