Former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Ego Nwodim appeared to respond to Shane Gillis’ controversial monologue from his latest hosting stint Saturday, during which he said that women who wear short shorts to the gym are dressing like “whores.”
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Comedians, actors call out Shane Gillis for 'sexist' remarks during 'SNL' monologue
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Former ‘SNL’ star Ego Nwodim mocks Shane Gillis monologue about women’s gym outfits
Shane Gillis returned to host “Saturday Night Live” for the third time since his 2019 firing, emerging in a matching black tee and pants for a meandering monologue about needing to lose weight and being miserable (and trying to be unthreatening to women) while hiking. “I tried to go to a public gym.
“Schitt’s Creek” star Dan Levy is calling out Shane Gillis’ “Saturday Night Live” monologue, saying that “more men need to be standing up in opposition to it.” Gillis, who hosted “SNL” over the weekend, has generated heated backlash for his comments about women in his opener.
Dan Levy is not holding back his thoughts on Shane Gillis’ Saturday Night Live monologue. The Schitt’s Creek star posted an Instagram reel Sunday night, slamming Gillis. It opens with him saying “Women wearing short shorts at the gym does not make them whores.
The 'Schitt's Creek' sharply criticized Gillis' joke as misogynistic and suggested such humor can lead to sexual assault. "[Women] are not objects. They are superior human beings to men."
Comedian Shane Gillis said “f*ck” during a sketch on live network television and referenced Joe Rogan on Saturday. It may have been the least offensive thing he said all night. The comedian’s latest turn hosting Saturday Night Live included an opening monologue disparaging women’s workout clothes an…
Popular comedian Shane Gillis outraged many on the left during his monologue on "Saturday Night Live" over the weekend, and a high-profile actor is leading the charge. Gillis touched upon many subjects in his monologue, but one story especially triggered leftists: when he criticized women for dressi…
Gillis drew backlash after delivering a monologue in which he made startling observations about what women wear to the gym and likened his hairstyle to Adolf Hitler’s.
Shane Gillis hosted Saturday Night Live over the weekend, and the response to the comedian’s opening monologue has been fast and mostly furious. On Saturday, Gillis took the stage and almost immediately insulted women with a joke that pretty indisputably did not land.
'Tires' co-creator Shane Gillis has sparked outrage for saying women 'dress like whores' at the gym in his 'SNL' monologue. Dan Levy, Phoebe Robinson and others called his comments misogynist.
Comedian Shane Gillis drew controversy again for his “Saturday Night Live” monologue Saturday after commenting that he “didn’t know women just dress like whores now” at the gym.
Former “Saturday Night Live” star Ego Nwodim threw shade at host Shane Gillis’ controversial monologue about women working out with her own gym photo. Gillis hosted last Saturday’s episode of “SNL,” and his monologue went viral for his jokes about women working out in scantily-clad outfits.
Dan Levy might be a funny guy, but he’s not laughing now. The Schitt’s Creek star took to Instagram over the weekend to call out comedian Shane Gillis, who stirred up controversy with his monologue on Saturday Night Live, in which he made a handful of tired and lazy cracks about women at the gym.
Gillis is the signature example of a fraternity of working, wealthy, uncanceled male artists whose careers skyrocket after they endure some form of online shaming.
Dan Levy accused Shane Gillis of misogyny over his "Saturday Night Live" monologue about women's gym attire, saying men's complacency enables sexual assault.
Former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Ego Nwodim appeared to respond to Shane Gillis’ controversial monologue from his latest hosting stint Saturday, during which he said that women who wear short shorts to the gym are dressing like “whores.”
They can't fire him this time. While Shane Gillis' latest "Saturday Night Live" monologue continues to inflame his liberal critics, some former cast members were wholly unoffended by his remarks — and even defended the jokes that sent social media into another meltdown.
