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Trey, who is contestant 301 on Squid Game: The Challenge, is calling out Husnain, who is playing 198.

Casting for Netflix’s reality competition series Squid Game: The Challenge was a unique challenge: finding 456 diverse and international lead characters.

Netflix has finally debuted a first look teaser for the upcoming series Squid Game: The Challenge, which will put 456 real-life people into a competition that resembles the one in the smash hit show.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Netflix’s controversial reality competition show based on its smash South Korean drama “Squid Game” will finally debut in November, and the streamer offered up a very brief glimpse of reality show “Squid Game: The Challenge” on Saturday during its global, virtual Tudum fan event from Brazil. “The world’s most notorious game becomes reality,” the teaser clip says, before showing contestants exiting their rooms and heading to the game of “Red Light Green Light” — featuring the giant, killer doll that in the scripted “Squid Game” swivels its head around and fires gunshots to eliminate players who were moving. The unscripted game show, which was first announced in June 2022, was shot across two studios in the U.K. and produced by Studio Lambert and The Garden. Like the series, 456 contestants were cast (in this case, from around the world) to compete in various challenges based on the Korean children’s games featured on the show, as well as new games. The winner receives a $4.56 million cash prize.

DaBaby’s “ignorance” has earned him da-acceptance of the LGBTQ — but the community is content on giving comedian Dave Chappelle da-boot.In the months since the “Red Light Green Light” lyricist spewed a hateful, homophobic and HIV/AIDS-targeted tirade during his set at Miami’s Rolling Loud Festival in July, inclusivity and awareness nonprofit organization Relationship Unleashed has granted the rapper the green light to continue performing after finding he was merely unaware of the damaging effects of his comments. “He’s learned a lot over the past few months,” Relationship Unleashed CEO Gwendolyn D.

Adele holds on to claim a second week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart with Easy On Me.

Saturday Night Live treatment.On October 16, star and host made a country song out of the about a group of poverty-stricken players fighting for a boatload of money in a series of deadly children's games. This might sound silly in and of itself, but it's actually pretty fitting when you consider country music's history of spotlighting economic inequality in America…but I digress.In the three minute and thirty-second sketch, Davidson and Malek compete in the show's famed competitions, including Red Light Green Light, the Dalgona cookie game, and the glass bridge, all while singing about "bunk beds, new friends, and the piggy bank up in the sky."“45 billion won, that's a whole lot of money,” Malek sings at one point in the song.

Rico Nasty has teased a collaborative track with fellow rapper Flo Milli.On Rico’s TikTok account, the rapper posted a clip where she pretends to play Red Light Green Light, the childhood game from Netflix show Squid Game.The caption reads “POV: they play your song with Flo Milli in Squid Games”, with Rico pretending to play the deadly game. Its haunting song switches up to a snippet of the as-yet-untitled track, where a celebratory Miami bass beat takes over.“Hey, we want some money / Let me hear you say,” its hook is heard before Rico playfully fakes getting shot.Rico shared the clip on her Twitter account, adding that she “wouldn’t survive” the game.

Netflix’s Squid Game has gone viral for its unforgiving wake-up alarm.The concept piece is based on the animatronic doll featured in the show’s first episode, where contestants play the traditional Korean children’s game Red Light Green Light. The clock fires soft pellets – instead of actual bullets – at nearby sleepers once the alarm is triggered.The clock itself isn’t available for purchase and only exists in a 3D concept video, shared on Instagram by creators Gaspar.3d and Nanvo.A post shared by Gaspar (@gaspar.3d)The video however has still ignited fear on social media.

DaBaby has shared a brand new song and video – watch the visual for ‘Red Light Green Light’.The new song will be given its live debut as part of the rapper’s performance at tomorrow’s (June 27) BET Awards.In the new video, DaBaby takes things back to the 1990s, donning Oakland Raiders merchandise and riffing on classic ’90s movies.Watch the new ‘Red Light Green Light’ video below.The North Carolina rapper’s new track follows recent single ‘Ball If I Want To’, which came out last week adn was also complete with its own video.So far this year, he’s shared January’s ‘Masterpiece’ alongside and guest appearances on Polo G‘s ‘Party Life’, Justin Bieber‘s ‘Know No Better’, Young Thug‘s ‘Litty’ and the remix of BRS Kash‘s ‘Throat Baby’