THE SHHH SHOW RETURNED FOR A WILD, UNFILTERED NIGHT OF TALENT & CULTURE
Sylvester The Shhh Show returned to the Buckhead Theatre on Tuesday, November 25, kicking off Thanksgiving week with one of its most electrifying and unpredictable performances to date. Known for blending raw talent discovery with unapologetic Atlanta culture, the show delivered a night full of humor, competition, celebrity energy, and viral-worthy moments.
The evening opened with a high-impact comedic set from Henry Welch, immediately pulling the crowd into the show’s signature mix of honesty and entertainment. Rocki Peatrice hosted the Red Carpet, interviewing every contestant as they arrived to compete, giving each performer a moment to introduce themselves and set the stage before heading into the night’s intense showdown.
Notable guests including Jazze Phae, Jenny Drake, VP of A&R Interscope, Yandy Smith, and Quad Webb-Lunceford were in attendance, while Ray Daniels made a full red-carpet appearance with coverage from Rocki Peatrice before taking his seat inside. Viral content creator Barber Tee also attended, adding to the social buzz surrounding the show.
Hosted by Big Facts Network Co-Founder Big Bank, The Shhh Show stayed true to its legendary “tell the truth or get told” format. If the crowd loved you, they showed love — and if they didn’t, they unleashed the show’s notorious signature reaction: stuffed terds thrown at contestants who failed to win them over.
More than 15 contestants battled it out across rap, vocals, comedy, and performance art. Midway through the night, the energy surged as the audience was surprised with performances from Mykko Montana and Shamar McCoy, both crowd favorites who delivered high-energy moments that elevated the entire room.
By the end of the night, Hooper James emerged as the winner, standing out with commanding stage presence, lyrical sharpness, and crowd-approved delivery.
This year’s production was supported by key partners, including:
- The Ivy Showroom (Wardrobe Sponsor)
- Cadence Bank
- Crash to Cash
The Shhh Show once again proved why it remains one of Atlanta’s most authentic, unfiltered, and culturally relevant showcases — a place where new talent is discovered, the city shows up, and the audience truly decides.