FAMILY Feud has twisted an answer to a Fourth of July-themed prompt and left fans in total shock.

The Family Feud Instagram account shared a clip from its Fourth of July episode, which featured a question centered around the holiday’s most famous foods.

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Host Steve Harvey, 67, asked contestants, “The Fourth of July has become a holiday where people gather to see who can eat the most what?”

Without hesitation, player Pam rang the buzzer and answered with “hot dogs.”

The answer flipped the number one spot, however, the game show switched up the lingo.

“Plump wieners,” the board revealed in its place.

A slow-motion, zoomed-in shot of the phrase followed shortly after, to which the show added fireworks graphics and an accompaniment of the Star-Spangled Banner.

PLUMP… WHAT?!

After the shocking moment was uploaded on social media, fans flooded the comments with their thoughts on Family Feud’s choice of words.

“Wait that wasn’t apart of the script!!!” one person joked.

“PLUMP WEINERS???????” asked a second.

“That’s very descriptive,” a third noted, while a fourth added, “That’s oddly specific.”

“Plump weiners??? Ok cleary you tell me your pg when your not pg,” another said, calling out the show’s raunchy content.

“Freaky Feud,” someone else joked.

NOT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

The long-running game show, which Steve has hosted since 2010, has recently been criticized for not being “family-friendly.”

Contestants were even prompted with a sex-based question earlier this week, where they were asked a place they’ve made love that made them feel guilty.

Steve Harvey’s Hosting Gigs

Steve has hosted several shows since beginning his career in stand-up comedy

1993-2000: It’s Showtime at the Apollo

2010 – Present: Family Feud

2015 – Present: Celebrity Family Feud

2012-2019: Steve Harvey Show/Steve

2016-2019: Little Big Shots

2020 – Present: Steve On Watch

2022 – Present: Judge Steve Harvey

Viewers also slammed the show for asking “nasty” questions last week after players were prompted to “name a green vegetable that the Jolly Green Giant’s wife might compare his manhood to.”

One person answered, “One of those really big zucchinis” as she stood next to her son on the panel.

While some fans thought the moment was funny, others slammed the show for being inappropriate.

“Why all the sexual questions? Thought it was ‘Family’ Feud. The woman talking about her son’s manhood is creepy,” one viewer said.

“This show is so nasty,” a second said, while a third asked, “Can’t there just be regular questions? What is this?”

“No respect, no cooth [sic] anymore. Family show?” another asked.

Another moment in the show last month had one player commenting on a man’s “small package,” which came after a pastor’s sexual comment had fans calling the show too “raunchy.”

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