Ien then introduced rappers HFK and Charron and greenlit their performance, saying, "go at it guys." Those words will likely haunt her for the rest of her career.
What followed was offensive on multiple levels, but primarily because it was so terrible.
The guys, who are godawful lyricists, made gay jokes, trans jokes, fat jokes and slut jokes. None of them were funny jokes. On a show most likely only being watched by suburban parents and their kids (it was Family Day in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Saskatchewan ), they quipped about jerking off, blowjobs and "virgins in Oshawa." They also dropped references to "true dough," Dion Phaneuf and Michael Cera, giving this shyt-pile of a performance a distinctly Canadian flair.
CTV didn't post the battle online, but someone leaked a shytty copy onto YouTube so we can all relive the pain (again and again, seriously I watched this like six times in a row).
HFK opened the battle, referring to himself as "Hugh Hefner going up against Bruce Jenner."
(Really setting the tone by channeling a man who is
literally about to die at any minute.)