MTV Cancels 'Ridiculousness' After 14 Years
MTV has officially cancelled Rob Dyrdek's long-running viral clip show 'Ridiculousness' after 14 years and 46 seasons.
The series, which launched in August 2011, became a defining part of MTV's identity, offering comedic commentary on viral videos, internet fails, and outrageous stunts.
Co-hosted by Chanel West Coast and later Lauren "Lolo" Wood, the show built a devoted following and spawned several spin-offs, including 'Deliciousness', 'Adorableness', and 'Messyness'.
- 1,700 episodes
- 14 years
- 46 seasons
Despite its enduring popularity, MTV confirmed that production has ceased, although previously recorded episodes will continue to air into 2026.
No official statement from Rob Dyrdek was provided.
Author's summary: MTV cancels Ridiculousness.
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