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Chloe Fineman and Elon Musk
Getty Images; FilmMagicChloe Fineman is he sticks to her comments call Elon Musk for making her cry when he hosted Saturday Night Live in 2021.
Fineman, 36, wrote on her Instagram story on Tuesday, January 21: “Remember when I got in trouble for shouting the Nazi salute? Yes, no regrets.” (Fineman was referring to Musk’s apparent Nazi salute President Donald Trumpinauguration.)
The SNL the actress first admitted it was her in November Bowen Yang he spoke in an August interview on See what happens live with Andy Cohen when he said the “male host” made the actor cry.
“Okay, I just saw some news article about Elon Musk being injured about ‘SNL” and his impression, but I think you obviously watch the show. Like, what are you talking about?” Fineman said in a now-deleted video she posted on TikTok. “And I’m like, you know what?” I’m going to come out and finally say that I’m the cast member who made him cry. And he’s the host, that made someone cry. Maybe there are others.”
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“I’m like, no, if you go up on your stage and be sassy, guess what?” she continued. “You made me cry Chloe Fineman because I stayed up all night writing the sketch I was so excited I walked in I asked if you had any questions and you stared at me like you fired from Tesla.” and they were like, “That’s not funny.” I was waiting for you to say, ‘Haha, JK.’ No. Then you started digging through my script and you were like, ‘I didn’t laugh once. Not once.”
Fineman closed her video by having the last laugh.
The Saturday Night Live stage has hosted icons from Harry Styles to Betty White, and many of its famous guests have enjoyed reaching impressive career milestones. “I can’t believe I’m hosting Saturday Night Live. I’m not sure many of you know I’m 88 and a half years old,” said White, who (…)
“The cut of the sketch (that) came on (TV) and it was fine and I actually had a really good time and I thought you were really funny about it, but have some manners here, sir,” she said. .
Yang had her back, not mentioning Fineman’s name in interviews, but defending her before she revealed herself.
“Imagine staying up until 4 a.m. writing a sketch and the host says, ‘I hate it,'” Yang said in an appearance on the “Fly on the Wall” podcast in September. “Your nerves are frayed, you’re going to have some weird, bizarre emotional reaction.”
Musk responded to Fineman’s TikTok through X shortly afterwards he wrote: “Honestly, it was only Thursday before Saturday that ANY skits got a laugh. I was worried. I was like damn mineSNL‘ appearance will be so fucking unfunny it will make a crackhead sober!! But then it finally worked out.”
