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Watch the U.S. women’s gymnastics team play a human version of ‘Hungry Hungry Hippos’

The 2016 Olympics are over. Everyone’s back home, either relaxing in retirement, training for Tokyo 2020 or, in the Final Five’s case, going on The Tonight Show and playing the human version of Hungry Hungry Hippos. The ladies played in pairs with Donald Glover, The Roots’ Black Thought and Jimmy Fallon; Simone Biles was paired up with Fallon, presumably because he thought having the best of the Final Five meant an automatic win.

Spoiler: None of the grown-ass men here won first place.

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