Drew Afualo, Atsuko Okatsuka, and Faouzia bring their unique personalities, hilarious stories, and competitive spirits to the latest episode of The Next Move with Questlove, streaming now on YouTube.
From the moment the game begins, Drew Afualo makes it clear that she isn’t there to simply participate—she’s there to run the table. Known for her bold personality and unapologetic humor, Drew wastes no time taking control of the competition and ultimately proves her skills by winning Heads Up.
Meanwhile, Atsuko Okatsuka opens up about an unexpected character she deeply identifies with: Paddington Bear. Drawing from her own immigrant experience, Atsuko explains the connection between herself and the beloved bear, turning a seemingly simple pop-culture comparison into a surprisingly heartfelt and hilarious reflection on identity, belonging, and finding your place in the world.
Faouzia brings her own unforgettable stories to the conversation, revealing that she’s become world famous for falling asleep on tour buses. The admission offers a hilarious glimpse into life on the road and the realities of balancing a demanding touring schedule with the need to catch some sleep wherever—and whenever—you can.
Even Questlove gets put on the spot, confessing that he may be “the biggest ghoster in the history of time.” The legendary musician and host proves that even someone with his level of experience isn’t immune to the occasional unanswered text or disappearing act.
With three wildly entertaining guests, unexpected confessions, fierce competition, and plenty of laughs, the latest episode of The Next Move with Questlove delivers the kind of unpredictable conversations and games that keep audiences coming back.
By the end of the episode, Drew Afualo takes home the Heads Up victory, while Faouzia claims the movie kit, proving that when Questlove puts some of today’s most entertaining personalities around the same table, everybody has something to win—and plenty to reveal.
The Next Move with Questlove featuring Drew Afualo, Atsuko Okatsuka, and Faouzia is streaming now on YouTube.
