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And that quote is also a direct misrepresentation, if you look at the link, he merely said “back in the days when [SNL] was genuinely funny”, near the context o
by misnome 2y ago
And that quote is also a direct misrepresentation, if you look at the link, he merely said “back in the days when [SNL] was genuinely funny”, near the context of someone talking about that clip.
Genuinely appears to be someone bad-faith fabricating reasons to get the result they’ve already decided on.
- squeaky-clean 2y agoThe way that point is worded feels like it's deliberately misleading. I don't know SNL aside from a couple famous sketches and my first interpretation was they meant they N word.