'Jeopardy!' Contestant Confuses Chaka Khan With Shaka Zulu
“Jeopardy!” contestant Sarah Jett Rayburn needs to get her African kings and Grammy-winning singers straight. (See the clip below.)
Rayburn, a writer and stay-at-home mom from Hutto, Texas, tackled a $2,000 clue in Monday’s episode that read: “Here, as on each September 24, Zulus celebrate the holiday that was named in honor of this warrior leader of the early 1800s.”
“Who is Chaka Khan?” Rayburn responded.
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Oops. Rayburn appeared to realize her mixup, but too late.
The correct response was Shaka Zulu, sometimes spelled Chaka Zulu, but definitely not Chaka Khan.
Chaka Khan, a 10-time Grammy winner, is known for songs such as “I’m Every Woman” and “Ain’t Nobody.” She’s sometimes called the Queen of Funk, but again, not a warrior leader.
Rayburn won the game to bring her two-day total to $39,400. And she got roasted for her gaffe.
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