Bowen Yang spilled some major tea during his recent lie detector test with Vanity Fair. Yang featured in the infamous test with Wicked: For Good co-star Ariana Grande, wherein the duo answered some fun yet confrontational questions. The viral video posted on Vanity Fair’s official YouTube channel sees the SNL star sharing his kissing experience with female stars, and the verdict is out that Sydney Sweeney isn’t that good of a kisser.
Bowen Yang thinks Ariana Grande is a better kisser
Ariana Grande and Bowen Yang’s lie detector test with Vanity Fair made some interesting revelations. However, what viewers weren’t expecting to learn is that Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney isn’t a good kisser.
Vanity Fair’s latest lie detector test with Wicked stars Ariana Grande and Bowen Yang was an instant hit among fans. The video garnered 469,216 views since its release. From the 7 Rings singer impressing Yang with her spot on Lorne Michaels’ Impression to talking about moon landing and space travel. The duo’s fun-filled exchange left fans hooked to their screens throughout the video.
However, things turned all the more exciting when it was Bowen’s turn to take the test. Grabbing the opportunity to put the SNL star in the spot, Ariana asked him who was the better kisser between her and Sydney Sweeney.
The comparison began with Ariana asking, “Do you think I was a good kisser?” to which Yang replied, “Yeah. You were really good”, although the answer was declared “inconclusive” by the expert.
The Everyday singer then moved on to the real question, asking, ” Was I better than this woman?” before showing a picture of Sydney Sweeney. Yang, again, replied in the affirmative.
Bowen, who had kissed both the A-listers during their Saturday Night Live appearances, revealed that Grande was the better kisser. Justifying his answer, the Fire Island actor shared that he felt his kiss with Grande was more genuine. Yang further revealed that his kiss with Sydney felt rushed as Sweeney had to leave in five minutes. Also, an intimacy coordinator telling them to keep their lips closed with no tongue action dampened the entire experience.
