American actor Morris Chestnut and the popular singer R&B, Tank, have called attention to social networks after an unusual presentation on the TV show The Jennifer Hudson Show.
The two artists, who were invited to talk about their careers and projects, ended up competing in a physical challenge that turned into one of the most commented on the show.
According to the magazine Hello Beautiful, Chestnut, 57, and Tank, 50, agreed to hold a pump in the television studio while host Jennifer Hudson encouraged them in front of the public.
The video was also released in the official account of the show at Instagram, where it received reactions from viewers, many of whom commented on the physical form of two artists.
The challenge was friendly and was not presented as an official sports contest. Hello Beautiful did not report a confirmed winner.
But television shows did more than just exercise.
Morris Chestnut recalled his role known as Ricky Baker in the Boyz film in the House of 1991, one of the results marking the start of his Hollywood career.
The actor also talked about the music he hears during the exercises, showing that Tank's songs have been part of his list of years.
On the other hand, Tank expressed his respect for Chestnut, describing the actor as an inspiring figure in his career.
According to BroadwayWorld, the singer also talked about co-operation with Jennifer Hudson, including their performance at the BET Awards ceremony.
He also shared experiences from the beginnings of his musical career and difficulties he has experienced after losing hearing in one ear.
Chestnut and Tank are part of the fourth season of the Reasonable Doubt series, which is broadcast on the Hulu platform.
For Chestnut, also known by The Best Man and The Best Man Holiday, the project is another chapter in his over 30-year career.
Meanwhile, Tank continues to be a popular name of R&B music, with songs like Maybe of Desert, Please Don't Go and When We.
Their presentation on Jennifer Hudson's show on October 8th showed a more spontaneous side of the two artists, away from the roles and performances they are usually known for.
And, at least this time, a simple physical challenge was enough to turn them into an online discussion.
