Chappell Roan reacted to Bowen Yang's SNL sketch where he parodied her struggles with fame. Despite initial controversy, Roan stated she found the sketch funny, asserting listeners need not defend her. She emphasized the subjective nature of comedy, expressing uncertainty about what constitutes acceptable humor nowadays. Yang, through his character Moo Deng, discussed setting boundaries while humorously reflecting on fame and audience expectations. Overall, Roan's comments highlight a lighthearted perspective on public interactions and the evolving nature of comedic expression.
I did! I didn't feel anything...So what is there to be mad about? Also, this is what happens: that is SNL. It's comedy.
Reminder: women owe you nothing. When I'm in my enclosure, tripping over stuff, biting my trainer's knee...I am at work.
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