Summary of Cole Bennett Needs Lemonade While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones

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Cole Bennett discusses the importance of music videos in defining today's hip-hop era, saying that they pair a visual experience with the song audio and can impact video more than we realize. He also quotes Spike Jones, who says that everything he does is done "not knowing how it's gonna turn out." Cole Bennett needs lemonade while eating spicy wings while working on a video for In This Moment and Eminem. The video was shot, and the song was created, in just a few days. Bennett discusses the importance of lyric lemonade, and how it helps him find and work with talented artists.

• 00:00:00 Cole Bennett discusses the importance of music videos in defining today's hip-hop era, saying that they pair a visual experience with the song audio and can impact video more than we realize. He also quotes Spike Jones, who says that everything he does is done "not knowing how it's gonna turn out."
• 00:05:00 Cole Bennett needs lemonade while eating spicy wings while working on a video for In This Moment and Eminem. The video was shot, and the song was created, in just a few days. Bennett discusses the importance of lyric lemonade, and how it helps him find and work with talented artists.
• 00:10:00 Cole Bennett discusses the importance of being comfortable and stylish, and how Birkenstocks are a perfect shoe for him. He also discusses the importance of having a schedule, and how he was not able to finish his spicy wings.
• 00:15:00 Cole Bennett, a running back for the Plano High Reapers, tells a story of how he met Diddy, and how they had dinner at his house. Bennett says that the experience was "crazy" and that he went a little "crazy" while trying not to do too much. He says that he appreciates Diddy and their friendship.
• 00:20:00 Cole Bennett discusses his favorite hot sauce, and then three of his friends - who are also hot sauce fans - are interviewed. The final video in the Hot Ones series features Bennett's favorite hot sauce, chili Maple, which he says is perfect for chicken and waffles.