In the bustling studios of MTV in New York City, 50 Cent joins Rob Dyrdek and the entire Ridiculousness team to launch the new season.

Rapper Action Bronson joins Rob, Sterling, and Chanel to demonstrate his wrestling prowess with a display of "Bronsonmania," followed by a viewing of some spirited "White People Dancing."

Rapper Mac Miller joins Rob, Sterling, and Chanel for an episode titled "Humpspired," where they embark on a "Paincation" and delve into the complexities of defense mechanisms surrounding the buttocks in a segment called "Protect Your Hole.…

Rob, Sterling, and Chanel find respite in a welcome "Karate Break," attempting to diagnose the ailments of several unusually "Defective Pets," before settling down for a familiar game of "Heads or Tails?"

Andy Bell, a stunt performer with Nitro Circus, joins Rob, Sterling, and Chanel as they explore the world of "Nitro Sideshows," examining the captivating phenomenon of "Street Prancing."

Musician Machine Gun Kelly, both actor and rapper, joins Rob in conversation to discuss his album "Wild Boys," confront the pressures of societal expectations, and explore themes of fear and mortality within his work.

The latest episode of *Ridiculousness* welcomes the trick shot experts from Dude Perfect, who will join Rob, Sterling, and Chanel for a showcase of "Dudebrations," a look at their own "Dud Perfect" moments, and a discussion of the perils of…

Model and actress Charlotte McKinney joins Rob, Sterling, and Chanel to reveal some candid confessions, sample "All Natural Beef," and brace themselves for the challenge of "Spike My Butt."

The forest floor vibrated with a low growl, a sound that spoke of ancient power. A band of Wookiees moved through the dense undergrowth, their immense forms barely disturbing the ferns. They were a force of nature, and for those who stood i…

Rob, Stee-Lo, and Chanel joined motorcycle daredevil Robbie Maddison to present a collection of "Mini Madd Asses," creating considerable excitement.

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling maneuvered through a series of deceptive maneuvers, evading what seemed like effortless strikes. They activated a discreet mechanism, and then found themselves immersed in the unfolding spectacle of a pivotal event…

Rob extends a welcome to WWE Diva Paige, eager to discover the essence of being "Born Badass." He observes the "Everyday Divas" in action, learning that few insults hold the sting of well-delivered, "Proper Smack."

Sterling finds himself in the spotlight as Rob subjects him to a rigorous "Steelo Vision Test." The crew gleans some valuable "Trill Advice," and they navigate every possible path to evade the dreaded "Brim Reaper."

Travis Scott contributed to the development of "Getting Action Figured," "Antidote Side Effects," and "Masters of the Dark."

Jordin Sparks, the American Idol champion, joins Rob, Chanel, and Sterling for a viewing of "Wet And Afraid," a look at dogs' enthusiastic reaction to balls in "Nuts About Balls," and an exploration of breathlessness in "No Air."

Rob, Sterling, and Chanel experimented with a peculiar pastime called "Competitive Sleeping," finding themselves disoriented by a strange after-effect they termed "Creature Shock," and pushing themselves too strenuously during a late-night …

Diplo emerged as a vital force with both "Peacekeepers" and his vibrant "Mad Indecent Block Parties," offering a potent blend of sonic solutions to the moment.

Motocross champion Ryan Villopoto lends his support to both "Time To Retire" and "Workplace Throwdowns."

Country music star Tyler Farr imparts a particular wisdom to Rob, Chanel, and Sterling: the restorative force of "Redneck Therapy," the art of finding peace within hardship, and the understanding of carrying one's burdens with quiet dignity…

Chris Pontius of Jackass and Wildboyz joins Rob, Chanel, and Sterling for an encounter of "All-Natural Weirdness," where they share a dance with some spirited revelers.

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling discuss the concept of "Hall of Fame Dads" with NASCAR's Chase Elliott, experience a momentary "Victory Lapse," and receive assistance from their own "Personal Pit Crews."

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling welcome rapper and reality television personality Ja Rule to "Keep It On The Green," where they flee in terror from the "Ja Ghouls" and are driven to distraction by "These Damn Kids!"

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling maintain a meticulously tidy space, avoiding any trace of disarray. Following a potent dose of sleepiness, they indulge in deep naps, and observe with amusement the peculiar antics that ensue when felines encounter…

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling welcome rapper and producer Sage the Gemini to the show for a series of reveals: will he "Glide Or Die," will he get "Over Gassed," and will he publicly declare, "I Love Sparks!"?

Joining the performance from the UK are Sam Sadler of YouTube, alongside Rob, Chanel, and Sterling, to deliver energetic renditions of "Pins and Needles" and "Scared Forever."

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling extend a welcome to model Ireland Baldwin as they discuss a series of personal triumphs—their “Bald Wins”—encounter some unpleasant individuals they refer to as “Trash Horses,” and grapple with the challenges of wh…

Chris "Drama" Pfaff joins Rob, Chanel, and Sterling for a journey encompassing "Fully Reckless" endeavors, precarious "Sketchy Flights," and fortunate rescues orchestrated by "Life Savers."

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling observe the diligent efforts of monkeys in "Bananas Ain't Free," engage in spirited competition in "Stripe Club," and present themselves in formal attire at "Formal Slams."

Rob, Chanel, and Sterling are joined by pop singer Zara Larsson for an afternoon of playful pursuits: "Beast Catching," moments of heartfelt emotion akin to "Beyonce Tears," and spirited renditions of "The Worstest Love Of All."

The hip-hop duo Rae Sremmurd has joined Rob, Chanel, and Sterling to commemorate the "Sremmlife," address hardships with a frankness that reveals "Worse Than It Looks," and issue a confident invitation with "Come Get Her."