As a long-time SNL enthusiast who has witnessed countless entertaining and cringe-worthy moments alike, I must say that the recent saga surrounding Elon Musk and Chloe Fineman has piqued my interest like never before. The drama between these two heavyweights of their respective fields is reminiscent of a classic cat-and-mouse game, with each trying to outdo the other in the art of subtle (or not so subtle) shade-throwing.
Two months ago, Bowen Yang sparked a Saturday Night Live enigma when he appeared alongside Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live. In a round of “Truth or Kink,” Cohen inquired about the most unprofessional behavior by an SNL host that Yang had observed during his time with the NBC sketch comedy series, without mentioning specific names.
Yang didn’t disclose a particular name, but provided details. “The individual – the person – the host caused several cast members to cry on Wednesday before the table read because he strongly disliked the ideas.” Over the past few weeks, fans and internet detectives have been flooding comment sections with theories about who it might be. Part of the mystery was unveiled on Monday.
As a dedicated gamer speaking up, I proudly acknowledge myself as part of the team, following in the footsteps of Chloe Fineman who identified herself today amidst Elon Musk’s recent criticism towards SNL for their impressions of him and President-elect Donald Trump over the weekend.
She casually mentioned that she had read an article about Elon Musk apparently upset over his portrayal on SNL, but she found it strange since it seemed like he was watching the show. She then stated, “Well, I’ve got to be honest now – I was the cast member he made cry. And guess what? He was the host who moved someone to tears.
Fineman pointed out that she noticed certain articles and related content, hinting towards the increased coverage after Yang’s appearance on ‘Watch What Happens Live’ with his co-host Matt Rogers from ‘Las Culturistas’. She said, “I thought I wouldn’t respond, but then I realized if you’re going to use your platform [X] in a rude manner, understand this – your harsh words made me, Chloe Fineman, shed tears because I had stayed up late writing a sketch. I was so thrilled, I presented it, asked if there were any questions, and you looked at me as if dismissing me from Tesla and said, ‘It’s not funny.’
As I eagerly anticipated your playful jab, “Ha ha, just kidding,” instead, you delved into my script, turning each page with intensity, stating, “I didn’t laugh once, not even a chuckle.” Despite the lack of laughter, the sketch found its way onto the show fronted by Musk, and as it turns out, it was well-received. I genuinely enjoyed the experience and thought your performance was amusing. However, just a reminder to keep some politeness in mind…sir.
Despite Fineman not explicitly stating the skit’s title, it has been disclosed that Fineman was alluding to “The Oooli Show.” In this sketch, Musk portrays a spectacled character named Ragnarok who persistently attempts to grab Ooli’s (Fineman) attention. Ooli is depicted as Iceland’s most popular social media figure and the eccentric host of a pop culture TV program airing on Icelandic Public Television.
On a Monday afternoon, Fineman shared a TikTok video. This video stayed on her account for several hours but by 6:20 p.m. Pacific Time, she had removed it. The Hollywood Reporter attempted to get more information from representatives of both Fineman and Musk.
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2024-11-12 05:54