James Corden's "Spill Your Guts" segment gets huge overhaul after online petition about its cultural insensitivity
The petition calls out the game's regular use of Asian delicacies like thousand-year-old eggs, where Corden labels calls them "disgusting" and "horrific"

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James Corden announces in a recent interview with Howard Stern that The Late Late Show will revise the format for “Spill Your Guts” after being called out for its insensitive use of dishes from Asian cultures.
In the segment “Spill Your Guts,” celebrity guests must either answer difficult questions or consume “disgusting” foods. In an episode with Jimmy Kimmel that first aired in 2016, balut (boiled fertilized egg dish), pídàn (thousand-year-old egg) and xuě dòufǔ (pig blood tofu) were used as his food punishments. All of these foods are considered delicacies in different Asian cultures. Many of these dishes have been used regularly throughout the years in the Corden game, including cod sperm, which is eaten regularly in Japanese cuisine.