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“Jeopardy!” contestant Sarah Jett Rayburn needs to get her African kings and Grammy-winning singers straight. (See the clip below.)
Rayburn, a writer and stay-at-home mom from Hutto, Texas, tackled a $2,000 clue in Monday’s episode that read: “Here, as on each September 24, Zulus celebrate the holiday that was named in honor of this warrior leader of the early 1800s.”
Oops. Rayburn appeared to realize her mixup, but too late.
Chaka Khan, a 10-time Grammy winner, is known for songs such as “I’m Every Woman” and “Ain’t Nobody.” She’s sometimes called the Queen of Funk, but again, not a warrior leader.
And the great warriors prepared for battle as their leader professed: Tell me something good!!!
— 🇵🇷Adam J Rodríguez, PsyD (@arodriguezpsyd) April 27, 2020
The Zulu Warrior Leader, Chaka Kahn……
I can hear their war chants now:
“Chaka Kahn. Chaka Kahn. Chaka Kahn let me rock you, let me rock you Chaka Kahn. Let me rock me rock ya, that’s all I wanna do…..”
Made my night! TY
— AmeliaRose (@AmysandersonAmy) April 28, 2020
I only wish she would have said it like, “Chaka .. Chaka.. Chaka Kahn”
— karywin (@karywin) April 28, 2020
