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Has Jessa (Duggar) Seewald's husband found his calling as a Christian hip-hop artist?
On this week's episode of Jill and Jessa: Counting On, Ben Seewald tried his hand as a hip-hop artist when he and his wife visited some Christian rappers in St. Louis, Louisiana. The couple brought along their baby son, Spurgeon, who also got into the sound booth with his father.
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The 20-year-old reality star was a bit out of tune, but blamed his pitchy performance on his inability to hear himself. "I could feel that I was hitting a wrong note," Ben admitted. "But I couldn't hear myself to correct it."
Jessa was amused by her husband's "funny" antics, and also made a playful dig at him when he referred to rapping as "spittin' the bars."
The Duggar-Seewald family was in St. Louis as part of an inner city missionary trip, and in addition to hanging out in the sound booth with the rappers, Ben also got a tour of where Flame, a local rapper, grew up. "It's just amazing some of the things these kids go through in the inner city," Ben said after the tour.
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Jill and Jessa: Counting On airs Tuesday nights on TLC.