Foo fighters reveal cringiest lyrics and bowie email on hot ones versus

Foo Fighters recently appeared on the Hot Ones Versus spin-off series, sharing personal stories and facing spicy challenges.

The band sat together answering questions from one another, with the option to eat a hot wing instead of responding. Dave Grohl shared several anecdotes, including suffering diarrhea before a show after drinking tap water in Slovenia and admitting his cringiest lyrics appear in the 2005 song D.O.A. He also described writing an unreleased rap track titled That Ass and recounted an email exchange with David Bowie, who declined a soundtrack request and replied, “Well, that’s settled then. Now fuck off.”

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